Re: Galactic scripts.

I have the Sid Meir's Civ Board Game they are referring to. I think I payed about $45. I still think that the PC games of Civ 2 at $5, and Civ 3 as a free download demo or complete CD for $29.99 is a better deal. Not to mention the coolness of the X-ray picture of a binary star at Spaceref.com

Re: Galactic scripts.

In a message dated 5/6/2005 7:53:43 A.M. US Mountain Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I would think that would apply to normal signage usage - not necessary for other communication. There may be formal, or ornamental fonts where possible mistaken communication is not a big issue

Re: Galactic scripts.

Hah- you obviously are not favored by our Google overlords; *I* can get the Civilization board game for a mere 41.95$ ! Civilization Board Game Only $41.95. Board game version of Sid Meyer's popular PC game. www.gameoutfitter.com http://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/adclick?sa=l&adurl=http:

Re: Galactic scripts.

On 4/25/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Has anyone worked on what the various galactic languages look like in > print? > > I have a theory that except for dots and dashes, there are no letters that > could be either flipped or reversed. > > No dyslexia in the Civilization o

Galactic scripts.

Has anyone worked on what the various galactic languages look like in print? I have a theory that except for dots and dashes, there are no letters that could be either flipped or reversed. No dyslexia in the Civilization of the Four Galaxies. William Taylor