On Tue, 20 Nov 2001 15:59:07 +0000 (GMT), in perl.unicode you wrote: > b. One file worked fine, but for another it converted the Chinese > data to different Chinese data.
Did you see any correlation between the code points? Like, say, turning 4567 into 6745? Can you give an example of "before" and "after" data? > PS: Does anyone know of - even an odd looking - Fixed pitch Unicode font > including Western European, CJK, Cyrillic and Greek glyphs (ie: most Left > to Right data) ? It's not for an end-user, it's for techies like myself, > so it doesn't need to be brilliant, just more distinctive than a set of > squares or blocks ! I think MS Mincho (that came with Japanese language pack for MSIE 3.0, I think) is fixed-width and has Western, Cyrillic, and Greek glyphs -- and, of course, a large assortment of CJK. But I've only used it for CJK so I can't say for sure. Cheers, Philip
