Well, I thought I was done with the Weft demo page,
http://students.washington.edu/irina/persianword/weft.htm and could now
catch up on my non-computing activities. Picked up reading Jamalzadeh's
Dar al-Majanin where I'd left off months ago. What did I run into after
just 2 pages? I looked at the
On Sun, 9 May 2004, Masoud Sharbiani wrote:
No, I did not have any additional fonts on my machine: the machine was
re-installed 2 days before the experiment, with Win98SE, plus all available
updates, plus NetScape Communicator 4.8 and ORinoco wireless drivers.
None of these include Koodak font,
Bobroff [EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, May 07, 2004 11:01 AM
Subject: WEFT webpage font embedding--Call for feedback
We've had a few discussions about WEFT before in the past but never really
explored it completely. Therefore, I made this demo page in both
E
We've had a few discussions about WEFT before in the past but never really
explored it completely. Therefore, I made this demo page in both
English and Persian and embedded Tahoma, Koodak(by FarsiWeb) and Arabic
Typesetting:
http://students.washington.edu/irina/persianword/weft.htm
Can you
about the result.
Thanks,
Behzad
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From: C Bobroff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 07, 2004 11:01 AM
Subject: WEFT webpage font embedding--Call for feedback
We've had a few discussions about WEFT before in the past but never really
explored
On Fri, 7 May 2004, Arash Zeini wrote:
Hi Arash,
You must have an older version of Tahoma on your computer. I think these
Latin characters with diacritics were only recently added to Tahoma. (They
seem to have forgotten z with line underneath even in the latest which is
a problem for Persian
Hi,
IE6.0 on Win2K: OK
Mozilla1.7RC1 on Win2K: OK (but the font of Arabic typesetting is very big!)
And I suppose the English translation of Bushaq poem is written in
Koodak font (not in Tahoma as it says).
Another point is: why is it instead of and instead of ?
Best
-ali-
C Bobroff wrote:
But take a look at http://www.browsercam.com ,
Unfortunately, it really was not too helpful. No chance to test Win98
with IE6 for example.
Hi Connie,
I have an unsolicited suggestion (I know you really don't want to hear
from eye-rain-ians ). I routinely need to compile and test software
On Fri, 7 May 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Fariborz,
(I know you really don't want to hear
from eye-rain-ians ).
If you're referring to seeing too much rain around here this morning,
you're absolutely right :)
What I've found
useful -- especially for testing -- is VMWare.
The reason
