John Hudson posted:
This style of y derives from blackletter types, and isThere are two blackletter Vietnamese non-Unicode fonts available at http://www.trichlor.org/fonts/winfonts.html#truetype in the archive pdfott1.zip. The fonts are those named VI Que Anh and VI Que Anh Hoa.
uncommon, so I don't expect this will be a 'live issue' for many people.
Mind you, I've seen fraktur Ethiopic, so why not Vietnamese?
In both cases the dot is placed below the descender on the y, but in neither does it appear clumsily placed.
I would expect that in some fonts it might be possible and desireable to place the dot within the loop of the y.
Jim Allan
