> It's good hinting that makes Tahoma the popular font it is. Oh. Thanks for the info. I was indeed wondering why people were using that font so much.
> You mean Unicode's SUPERSCRIPT ALEF? You got it! > I don't know what may > have happened after that. I see. But if all this was done more than a year ago, the font should be ready now. I hope we don't have to wait for WinXP's successor. > That was a bug in the our copy of the font. No! View some text with diacritics with a standard core font like Times New Roman with some Gecko browser like NS 7.0. The diacritics chop up the words. > Who are you talking about here? Sinasoft? Borna? Microsoft? *type? Fonts that chop up the words if you use diacritics: Sina, Microsoft and old Borna. Fonts that work: the new Borna fonts that are on Borna's site right now. > No, you won't be able to modify Microsoft's distributed Nazanin legally. > But I guess it will hopefully include the dagger Alef. </sigh> -Connie _______________________________________________ PersianComputing mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.sharif.edu/mailman/listinfo/persiancomputing
