> Why are we the only prophets of the God of Typography on the Internet? Because there is a shortage of Persian geeks in the world! The people who do Persian work with ink/paper and the people who do computers work in English.
Although I wonder where the people publishing the literary magazines/books are getting their training? Some of the "Kitaab-e maah"s are such a joy to read for example. > issue you are missing. I can provide date and volume if you want to > contact HCI and ask a copy. My own copy is in a very bad situation after > being read and copied many times. It has more than 20 connected > components! ;) So too long to scan :( Ok, when you get around to it, post the publishing info. > If only the kind Microsoft would implement it, or listened to experts when > they finally would decide to implement it. I'm sure they'll get around to it one day. Hopefully the "experts" will have a clue next time. I have a sneaking suspicion that they don't have anyone doing Persian typography on their staff. I'd put some info on ZWNJ on my Persian wordprocessing FAQ a long time ago. Now I will add some details I've picked up from this discussion (esp on ZWJ) and illustrate with some real text for folks who'd like to have some choice. I hope that'll be helpful and not cause too much damage. Again, I sure wish the silent lurkers would provide some input. Someone surely must have an opinion??You all come out snorting, hee-hawing, and neighing when Saber posts a URL to a site requiring a password and forgets to provide the password or when there's a heh+hamzeh war. What about for non-crisis times like this?? -Connie _______________________________________________ PersianComputing mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.sharif.edu/mailman/listinfo/persiancomputing
