On 8/14/2015 1:26 PM, Garth Wallace
wrote:
Would it be acceptable if I extracted the font from the code chart PDF
Extraction of chart font is never acceptable and violates
the Terms of Use. No exceptions.
and used it as the bas
> On 14 Aug 2015, at 20:31, Garth Wallace wrote:
>
> Can anyone tell me what font is used for the chess symbols in the code
> chart for the Miscellaneous Symbols block? It looks a lot like Chess
> Merida but I can't be certain.
They are quite close to Apple Symbols, but not exactly the same.
Would it be acceptable if I extracted the font from the code chart PDF
and used it as the basis for one in a proposal I'm working on? The
proposal covers rotated and half-black half-white chess symbols, which
should match the shapes of the existing ones, and compound symbols,
which should harmonize
On 8/14/2015 11:50 AM, Ken Whistler
wrote:
Garth,
The glyphs for the chess symbols in the 26XX block date from
Unicode 3.0. Most of the symbols redesigned for the Unicode 3.0
charts were done by John M. Fiscella. (See the font
Garth,
The glyphs for the chess symbols in the 26XX block date from
Unicode 3.0. Most of the symbols redesigned for the Unicode 3.0
charts were done by John M. Fiscella. (See the font acknowledgements
on p. iv of Unicode 3.0.) I do not know which predecessor designs
Fiscella might ultimately have
Can anyone tell me what font is used for the chess symbols in the code
chart for the Miscellaneous Symbols block? It looks a lot like Chess
Merida but I can't be certain.
As far as it remained pregnant, the issue is now resolved to some extent. Only
five high surrogates are used for the 2,413 SMP characters that might most
probably be wished to be available on a universal Latin layout, so that five
key positions (for example at Shift+Kana) are enough to ensure in
7 matches
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