Threads like this make me wish that the Unicode list had a "daily digest" option. :-)
From: "Frank da Cruz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Maybe I'm naive but after all the talk about how bad precomposed > characters are and how much more proper it is to use combining > characters to get accents (and presumably overlines, since in this > case there's no other way), I kind of expected this to "just work" :-) > I guess we still have a ways to go... Considering all of the support that exists for properly storing, transmitting, transcoding, and collating precomposed characters, I do not think anyone but the zealots are calling them "bad". They are a part of Unicode. If there is some reason that you find it prudent to use them, then use them.... MichKa Michael Kaplan Trigeminal Software, Inc. -- http://www.trigeminal.com/
