Philippe Wittenbergh writes:
On Feb 7, 2006, at 5:08 pm, Andrew Cunningham wrote:
Firefox Win takes the fonts as specified in the browser preferences
(Content>Font &colors> advanced).
It is actually somewhat more complicated than this.
firstly the unicode range will indicate what font pre
> (hence, out of curiosity, if someone would be kind enough to send me a
> screenshot of the file I posted earlier, that would be appreciated).
I don't have a screen shot, because I have just installed the language
pack, however I can confirm that my Win PC showed "??" where the
text should ha
On Feb 7, 2006, at 5:08 pm, Andrew Cunningham wrote:
Also worth noting, with CJK text, in the absence of css specifying a
font, the browser will chose the font based on langauge of the text.
If the language of the text is not indicated then IE will try ot use a
Japanese font to display CJK, O
Sarah Peeke (XERT) writes:
Hi Philippe,
Japanese (and other East-Asian) language support is installed by
default on OS X.
Not so on Windows side of things (it comes with the install discs as
an extra package).
I've been told that Firefox/Win tries to display the text
nevertheless.
If n
Lachlan Hunt writes:
Sarah Peeke (XERT) wrote:
Firefox and Safari on the Mac seem to have a default which allows the
Japanese to be read. However, I noticed that good ol' Windows IE6
doesn't automatically render other languages and that its preferences
needed to be changed etc.
actually IE on
