On 01/08/2001 11:09:00 AM "Michael \(michka\) Kaplan" wrote:
>I am hesitant to even call it user error.
>
>Its not like the person who does not have another option when it comes to
>sending Tamil e-mail from their Windows 98 machine really has a choice.
>
>The USER is doing the best they can wit
: Re: relation between unicode and font
>
> On 01/06/2001 12:50:00 AM Jukka Korpela wrote:
>
> >It's still a browser bug if the document is declared or implied to be
> >ISO 8859-1 encoded and A B causes something
> >else than A B to be displayed.
>
> A gove
On 01/06/2001 12:50:00 AM Jukka Korpela wrote:
>It's still a browser bug if the document is declared or implied to be
>ISO 8859-1 encoded and A B causes something
>else than A B to be displayed.
A government or industry agency can provide specifications related to the
composition of gasoline,
On Fri, 5 Jan 2001 11:59:27 -0800 (GMT-0800), you wrote:
>With that said, this type of "bug" is actually by design for many languages
>that have speakers who are not using Unicode. When you look (for example) at
>Indic languages on the web, the vast majority of them are handled by this
>type font
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> Not really a browser bug. It is a bug in the FONT. Some of the font
> basically claim they are design for
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> Not really a browser bug. It is a bug in the FONT. Some of the font
> basically claim they are
Not really a browser bug. It is a bug in the FONT. Some of the font
basically claim they are design for a certain encoding which 0x00-0x7F
represent ASCII while the glyph in that font in those position have
shape in non ASCII. If font author *lie* to browser, in the information
which encoded i
On Thu, 4 Jan 2001, sreekant wrote:
> A B is being shown as some telugu
> characters.
That's basically a browser bug, though some people have seen it
as a method of extending character repertoire. It has absolutely
nothing to do with Unicode. For an explanation of the fallacy, see
http://ppewww
hi,
What is the relation between unicode and font?
I have visited a telugu website where the values are being stored as
plain english letters in VIEW SOURCE (charset being used is
windows-1252).
but the characters being rendered on the browser are telugu characters.
A B is being shown as some
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