Apparently I was misinformed and actually dead wrong when I said Adobe had complete
Unicode fonts associated with their name... But Eric Muller, the primary Adobe
representative to the Unicode Consortium (Adobe is a full corporate member) was kind
enough to send me the following response. I am assuming that for full cross platform
support we'd need to include a working font. I'm also assuming this info is old hat
to most of you... though that one link at the end might still be interesting ;o)
Sorry I couldn't be more help...
Dave
>From: "Eric Muller"
>Subject: Re: Complete Unicode font
>
>David Burry wrote:
>>Are there any free-to-distribute _complete_ Unicode fonts? I mean complete
>>as of Unicode 3.0.
>
>The most complete fonts I know are:
> * Arial Unicode MS, ~ 51k glyphs, covers pretty much all of Unicode 3.0. It is
>part of some of MS products, such as Office 2000. Not free.
> * Code2000 and Code2001 by James Kass, at
><<http://home.att.net/~jameskass/>http://home.att.net/~jameskass/>.
>For Hebrew specifically, google returns a large number of pages. Maybe
><<http://www.snunit.k12.il/heb_new.html>http://www.snunit.k12.il/heb_new.html> will
>help.
>
>Eric.
