On Mon, 2004-01-26 at 14:27, Behnam wrote: > Nasta'aligh font which was available at > http://www.crulp.org/ (which seems to be no more there)
Should be a server issue. I'm contacting the guys to ask. > I said it wasn't Unicode. Connie thought it was. It is Unicode, it seems, but Pakistanis have their own letters. For example, it seems that they don't use the Arabic/Persian Heh, and they have their own two different Hehs in Unicode. So if you use a Persian Heh in a word, the word breaks. > Since you just come from Lahore, you had a chance to take a closer look > at this font I couldn't look closely, but I took a look at the internals and also used it a little. I can't tell much about its compliance, but it's definitely an Urdu font. For example, it contains certain ligatures that happen in some Urdu words, but not the equivalent Persian ones. > what's your take on it? From what I could see, > it doesn't seem to be mapped properly according Unicode standard. Would you provide examples? roozbeh _______________________________________________ PersianComputing mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.sharif.edu/mailman/listinfo/persiancomputing
