On 02/15/2001 10:49:00 AM ROBERT HODGSON wrote:
I would very much appreciate being in touch with other colleagues who have
had experience in displaying Hebrew characters with Unicode. Of interest
to
us would be experiences in
1) browser selection
2) operating systems selection
The key
IE for MAC does not include bidi.
Jony
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IE for MAC does not include bidi.
Jony
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Hi Mark.
You wrote:
I am still missing Bopomofo,
[...]
Also, Ken suggested that the Bopomofo should be a Bopomofo transcription
of
the Chinese for Unicode, not a transliteration from English. Can anyone
supply that?
Once you accept Ken's suggestion, you have two more decisions to make:
1)
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(I am resending this message because the first version contained too many
errors even for my standards:-)
Mark Davis wrote:
I am still missing Bopomofo,
[...]
Also, Ken suggested that the Bopomofo should be a Bopomofo transcription
of
t
On Fri, 16 Feb 2001, Marco Cimarosti wrote:
2) Which Chinese dialect to adopt for transliterating.
Mandarin would be the most likely.
Notice the particularities of Bopomofo spelling:
- the sound (spelled "ong" in pinyin) is spelled "u-eng";
- there is no "y" in "yi";
- there is no sign
Thomas Chan noted:
Yes, you are right about this. I don't know why TUS3.0 p. 278 says "The
character U+3127 BOPOMOFO LETTER I is usually written as a vertical
stroke when Bopomofo text is set vertically.", which is *wrong*.
This is a x/y axis dyslexia that set in when a text correction
was
Dear colleagues,
The American Bible Society is undertaking a prototype project which will
bring an elementary Hebrew course online in the next year or so.
We anticipate using the Unicode fonts to display the Hebrew characters.
I would very much appreciate being in touch with other colleagues
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