Couple of notes on Word's support. Word has been based on Unicode since
Word '97, although it certainly didn't support all of Unicode at that
time. Word has displayed ruby in built-up form for several versions now
(the name for it is under Asian formatting and called phonetic guide).
Murray
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Behalf Of Dean Snyder
Can anyone recommend common and/or cross-platform technologies that
render Unicode ruby text in ways other than simply enclosing it within
trailing parentheses (in other words, technologies that would place it
above
On Dec 16, 2004, at 3:20 PM, Tom Emerson wrote:
Ah, I don't have my copy of the Comprehensive ABC here at home with me.
If you have Wenlin, you have it in electronic form. Wenlin does the
typesetting (and sub-licensing) for ABC, and the ABC data is accessible
from within the Wenlin app.
But on
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