Paresh,
What free Urdu font do you refer to? What version of Word?
As was said previously, Arabic Windows 98 CANNOT be counted on for input of
Unicode Urdu, as there are 14 characters missing from cp1256 and there is no
keyboard. The font is likely a hack that is replacing other letters with
Urd
If this font does not conform to Unicode and Windows standards, and
apparently it does not, then it won't be recognized as an Arabic script
font. I know there is one Urdu font on Microsoft's website, and also the
Urdu keyboard. You can try downloading and using that font.
Abdul-Majid Bhurgri
Good day,
I am here once again with the URDU font problem. I downloaded one of the
free URDU TTF fonts available on the Internet. But the problem is that it
does not show up in the Arabic right to left typing in MS-Word. Rather it
shows up in the English Left to Right typing. Can we use it alongwi
I am swamped right now -- I will have more time after the 25th to comment.
Mark
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Subject: Bug in Bidi
Two quick notes:
1. Not all of the characters in Unicode are also encoded in EUC-JP. (Note
that the reverse *is* true: all EUC-JP characters are encoded in Unicode).
2. When you perform a conversion and some of the characters have been
converted to "?", that means that the character being conver
Perhaps you could give some detail onthe platform and method you are using
to do the conversion?
MichKa
Michael Kaplan
Trigeminal Software, Inc.
http://www.trigeminal.com/
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From: Arun Prakash [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, December 18, 2000 11:20 PM
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Subject: Problems with Unicode to EUC-JP
Hi.,
I'm changing my Unicode to EUC-JP but i see that my converted
file is getting corrutped in between..i
Kenneth Whistler wrote:
>
> Thus the Uighur script is the direct ancestor of the Mongolian
> script, and is also a term used for the modern Mongolian script
> itself, to distinguish it from Mongolian written in one of the other
> scripts (including Latin and Tibetan).
And the Uighur script has i
Ar 09:57 -0800 2000-12-18, scríobh [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
>Has any proposal
>ever been made for this? Can it be considered simply a different writing
>system based on the same script as Mongolian (and therefore encoded using
>the existing Mongolian characters)?
Looking at Uighur and Sogdian and some
Word's binary format (at least Word97's) was described on Microsoft's DevNet
(e.g. MSDN Library - July 1999, search for: Microsoft Word 97 Binary File
Format).
Concerning the storage of code page/Unicode characters in the text area of
a Word document, we encountered the following pecularity:
T
Word 2000 uses Unicode, and a somewhat bloated format for RTF as it always
have (extra tags around even the smallest pieces of text). To see more of
it, save your doc to HTML some time and look at the tags :-)
I believe the problem you are seeing has to do with limitations to
compression tech
Does anyone know the implications on file size when you add characters above
255 to a Word 2000 document on Windows 95/98/ME. Will this double the size
of the paragraphs that contain these characters?
I am primarily concerned with adding linedraw characters to paragraphs done
in Courier New.
You did not mention you were trying to do this from VB.
VB is a MUCH tougher case, and I think you will find that you will not have
much luck here, at all, with intrinsic controls. This is because in VB4,VB5,
and VB6 the forms package does NOT support Unicode, and thus the
default system code pag
You did not mention you were trying to do this from VB.
VB is a MUCH tougher case, and I think you will find that you will not have
much luck here, at all, with intrinsic controls. This is because in VB4,
VB5, and VB6 the forms package does NOT support Unicode, and thus the
default system code pa
Dear Mark,
It seems that rules P1--P3 of the Unicode bidi algorithm (for determining
paragraph levels) don't make sense in some ways. I think that explicit
directional codes should also be counted in this. So RLO and RLE would
also be able to change the paragraph level to one, which is what a us
Help me!?hello, Dear unicode list item's! I
read unicode fonts characters in visual basic6.0 (windows98 chinese version) not
succusift!!??
Send to me VB6.0 Sample Code (HelpYou.Vbp)
and unicode fonttype (HelpYou.TTF) sample!??(Windows98/Chinese Version)
Thank's your for to hel
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