Ar 22 Oct 2000, ag 0:41 scríobh William Overington
fán ábhar "Re: Colours":
Speaking about some postcard versions of Les très riches heures du Duc de
Berry William said:
> In those pictures, one for each month of the year, there was a square or
> maybe rectangular picture at the bottom...
> ...
> The only exception I am aware of to this rule is
> the OmniWeb application which runs only on Mac OS X.
One dis-advantage of OmniWeb, by the way, for international use, is that it requires
that you set (in a preference panel) the encoding it uses for pages that it renders;
it doesn't know abo
on 10/26/00 3:55 PM, Nesbitt, Gavin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> To focus this advice, perhaps I can ask whether Unicode syllabic encoded web
> pages would be technically viewable on Macs? If so, what would be required
> to do so and if not, what might be required to get it supported...?
All cur
I'm trying to determine what level of support exists within MacOS 8.5, 9.0
and above for characters in the Unicode 3.0 range. To be specific I'm
interested in a defined character set (approximately U+1401 - U+157) of the
Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics
http://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/U1400
À 16:13 2000-10-26 -0400, Suzanne Topping a écrit:
Hello Alain,
I'm sure you were making a very important point below, but I didn't
understand it!
Could you explain please?
Thanks,
Suzanne
[Alain] Using the ROT13 code for English is the same issue as using
multiple codes for other languages.
À 12:47 2000-10-24 -0800, Suzanne Topping a écrit:
Again, if you are only
talking about French, German, and Spanish, character set
is a non-issue.
[Nynva] Not much more than the following (although it is in fact
worse than this, much worse):
Ntnva, vs lbh ner bayl
gnyxvat nobhg Serapu, Trezna
À 18:41 2000-10-21 -0800, William Overington a écrit:
I am reminded of some pictures I once saw on
collectable postcards. The
pictures were reproductions from a medieval book, possibly, but I am
not
sure, The Tres Riches Heures of the Duc du Berry, which is a famous
manuscript book. (There shoul
Sorry, all. That was meant for another list. My fault for mis-editing the
header. Please ignore.
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Ar 00:04 -0700 2000-10-26, scríobh Mark Davis:
>I am leary of using normative your way unless we find strong evidence of
>this.
Well, that's just wrong, Mark. (Sorry, it's beat-up Mark day I guess.)
Ken explained Normative and Informative as they are used in ISO, that is,
in the standardization
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