It's more OTF than Unicode. The only glyphs in that font that have Unicode "code" are the main alphabet. So it can't possibly work on a word processor with Unicode support because non of other forms of the characters (initial, medial etc.) are coded. But apparently OTF side of it make it work on PCs. It's easy to make it Unicode compliant though (at least for Persian), but I asked permission (when that site existed) and I didn't get any response.
Behnam
On 26-Jan-04, at 6:10 AM, Linguasoft wrote:
Dear Behnam,
The font in question is Unicode/OTF but still in its beta release. At this
stage, it only supports Urdu glyphs but no short vowels. You can imagine
why...
Best regards,
Peter E. Hauer Linguasoft Vienna, Austria
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