I mean is it really that hard to write a W3C Standard HTML page with Unicode fonts? So that it is anyone can view the webpage? regardless of the platform or the brwoser?
cheers Aryan > Hi all, > I finally got my site to a state of semi-completion: > http://depts.washington.edu/yekruz/ > > but warning: don't visit if you're allergic to "heh+yeh" as one glyph or > the most non-standard Nazanin font! (Newcomers, that is a joke, please see > the archives.) > > I'm compiling a bunch of screenshots to justifiy my sign that says "my > site can only be viewed on Windows with IE 5+" for my FAQ. Therefore, > would some of you who have something other than Windows IE 5+ be kind > enough to send me a screenshot of this page: > http://depts.washington.edu/yekruz/y1.htm (that's Part 1 of the text) > And please install the Nazanin font first if you haven't already so we can > eliminate THAT problem. > > I especially need Mac screenshots. There are a lot of people with Macs > but none seem to know how to get pages like mine set to view unicode and > right-to-left languages although I've heard it's possible. > > And even if you only have IE 5+, I'm also interested in a shot from anyone > who's got whatever patch that is which "corrects" the yeh problem. I > only encounter this on certain Iranian sites but if you've got it, my > yeh's should be all awry which they won't be if you've just got the > default settings and no patches. > > All other comments, suggestions, and criticisms are also welcome. This is > one forum where one can get commentary both on the technical aspects as > well as the content! > > Thanks, > -Connie _______________________________________________ PersianComputing mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.sharif.edu/mailman/listinfo/persiancomputing
