Hello,
I don't know the answer to your question so I am forwarding it to the
Unicode list. I hope someone on the list will reply.
Best,
Magda
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Magda Danish
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Sirhcus asked:
The western alphabet has an equivalent for people who are unsighted.
Is there an equivalent for languages that use other characters...Cyrilic,
arabic.?
Braille.
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Michael Everson * * Everson Typography * * http://www.evertype.com
The answer is also not quite so simple. Braille is not standardized across
languages, so Braille of different languages and countries, even though
they may use the same dot patterns, are not mutually comprehensible. There
is a lot of complication, not the least of which is six-dot versus
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Date/Time:Mon May 27 20:58:22 EDT 2002
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When I use an editor(written by Python language) in Pc(Windows 2000),
At 11:58 5/29/2002, Magda Danish (Unicode) wrote:
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When I use an
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