Glenn Maynard wrote: >Every reader of English can read any Roman characters in any reasonable >font. The same is not true of CJK variants, so the comparison doesn't >really work.
The Passenschien was a document printed up by the Allied Forces during WWII, for German soliders to present for surrender. Hence, it was expected to be readable by the common German solider. I handed a copy to a friend who basically minored in German, and he found it unreadable due to the Fraktur font that was used for German at the time. That is, the primary font used for Roman characters for German up until 1945 is unreadable for readers of German. Does that somehow not count as a "reasonable" font? -- Linux-UTF8: i18n of Linux on all levels Archive: http://mail.nl.linux.org/linux-utf8/
