Christopher John Fynn schreef:
http://www.iso.org/iso/en/commcentre/pressreleases/2003/Ref871.html
There is no proposal currently being considered by ISO to impose
charges for use of these codes, including on the World Wide Web
and
in software applications.
This kind of leaves it open for
At 11:15 AM 9/30/03 -0400, John Cowan wrote:
Isaac Newton spent an unconscionable amount
of time, by our standards, messing about with astrology and
numerology
One of the aspects of character encoding and standardization that
seems to have an unholy fascination for people is its
Yeah, but dude, wasting time on stupid ideas goes with the territory if
you happen to be a creative genius. Some of your ideas won't work.
Others will be magnificent. I'd put good money on the notion that if
Newton had been prevented from pursuing astrology or numerology, this
restriction
[EMAIL PROTECTED] scripsit:
First they'd want numeric value properties added to the Hebrew and
Greek letters, then when they came to do the same for the Latin letters
the ensuing flamewar would bring the whole effort to a standstill.
Numeric values for Hebrew, Greek, and Cyrillic make a lot
Elaine Keown
central Texas
Hello again,
Please reply off-list--I'm mostly trying
to become a 3-day weekend Fri-Sun Unicoder.
For the Hebrew proposal, I'm mostly doing new
vowels/diacritics since my beloved ligatures
were outlawed.
Is there somewhere a freely available glyph
I am looking for Mac versions of the fonts TitusCyberbitBasic and Code2000.
Any suggestions ?
I would like a serif font like Times, with the Latin Extended Additional
block.
Raymond Mercier
On 01/10/2003 09:19, Raymond Mercier wrote:
I am looking for Mac versions of the fonts TitusCyberbitBasic and Code2000.
Any suggestions ?
I would like a serif font like Times, with the Latin Extended Additional
block.
Raymond Mercier
Try Gentium, a free download from
At 5:19 pm +0100 1/10/03, Raymond Mercier wrote:
I am looking for Mac versions of the fonts TitusCyberbitBasic and Code2000.
Any suggestions ?
Any true-type font can be used on the Mac. Here's one URL. I also
have Code2000 installed but I cant remember where I got it. Do a
Google search.
Jim,
I am forwarding your email to the Unicode list
http://www.unicode.org/consortium/distlist.html for possible answers from the list
subscribers.
Regards,
Magda Danish
Administrative Director
The Unicode Consortium
650-693-3921
-Original Message-
Date/Time:Wed Oct 1
Yes. The Windows versions of Titus Cyberbit Basic and Code 2000 work
fine on Mac OS X for Latin Extended Additional.
On 2003101, at 10:19, Raymond Mercier wrote:
I am looking for Mac versions of the fonts TitusCyberbitBasic and
Code2000.
Any suggestions ?
I would like a serif font like Times,
At 10:50 AM 10/1/03 -0700, Magda Danish \(Unicode\) wrote:
Our problem is the representation of the £ sign (British
pound sign - U+00A3). When we type this character into our
pages and then set the character encoding in our pages to
Unicode (UTF-8) (either by setting it directly in the HTTP
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote (through Magda Danish):
[...]
Our problem is the representation of the £ sign (British
pound sign - U+00A3). When we type this character into our
pages and then set the character encoding in our pages to
Unicode (UTF-8) (either by setting it directly in the HTTP
Magda Danish (Unicode) schreef:
-Original Message-
Date/Time:Wed Oct 1 05:19:00 EDT 2003
Contact: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Report Type: Other Question, Problem, or Feedback
(..)
the Pound sign displays as an error.
This happens when we use Netscape 7.02, and IE 6.0 (both
Marco Cimarosti wrote:
I think it should be charset=UTF-8, in capital letters. I was looking into
the IANA charsets today, and I don't remember having seen a lowercase alias
for that.
http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc1945/rfc1945 tells:
literal
Quotation marks surround literal text.
Thanks to all who reassure me that TitusCyberbitBasic and Code2000 as I use
them on my PC can also be used on Mac with OS X. This is really for a
colleague, who has tried without success to install the Titus font that I
passed on to her. She tells me she has OS X, and I will just have to discuss
-Original Message-
Date/Time:Wed Oct 1 05:19:00 EDT 2003
Contact: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Report Type: Other Question, Problem, or Feedback
Hi,
I'm a web developer at Oxford University in the UK, and we
are considering encoding all our websites in Unicode to allow
support of
At 8:32 pm +0100 1/10/03, Raymond Mercier wrote:
Thanks to all who reassure me that TitusCyberbitBasic and Code2000 as I use
them on my PC can also be used on Mac with OS X. This is really for a
colleague, who has tried without success to install the Titus font that I
passed on to her. She tells
At 8:40 pm +0200 1/10/03, Marco Cimarosti wrote:
http-equiv=Content-Type content=text/html; charset=utf-8
I think it should be charset=UTF-8, in capital letters. I was looking into
the IANA charsets today, and I don't remember having seen a lowercase alias
for that.
It is the whole content
Thanks - I have passed on your messages.
Raymond
At 05:46 AM 10/1/2003, Elaine Keown wrote:
For the Hebrew proposal, I'm mostly doing new
vowels/diacritics since my beloved ligatures
were outlawed.
Is there somewhere a freely available glyph
that has that little dotted circle used
to display diacritics in Unicode documentation?
I can send you
Dear All,
Please remove me from this group.
Thank and Best regard,
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