"Michael (michka) Kaplan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Actually, Apurva just did explain it.... and since she comes from a
> typography background she did explain how the whole problem can be handled
> via fonts. :-)
Yes, thanks. I saw the explanation after...
> However, it cannot currently be handled by Unicode. You must choose the
> proper font to display NNA AI, NNNA AI, LA AI, or LLA AI. The Monotype font
> and Latha in Windows 2000 are the way that my client got both display types.
I suppose if you just want to display the non-ligature type thing in a situation where
the font wants to give you the ligature type thing, you might be able to use a ZWNJ or
ZWNBSP between the chars. Does that work on the system in question (i.e., the system
used by Erik Lindberg)?
Rick
