On Wed, Dec 06, 2000 at 11:12:24PM -0800, James Kass wrote: > As for Chinese users searching for Chinese > strings, Japanese text will most probably be incomprehensible > regardless of font or mark-up. That's true for pretty much every other pair of languages that use the same script, though. -- David Starner - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://dvdeug.dhis.org "(You see, the best way to solve a problem is to rigorously define it in terms of other people's problems and then run away quickly.)" -- Roland McGrath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
- Re: Transcriptions of "Unicode" Erik van der Poel
- RE: Transcriptions of "Unicode" Murray Sargent
- Re: Transcriptions of "Unicode" James Kass
- Re: Transcriptions of "Unicode" Kenneth Whistler
- Re: Transcriptions of "Unicode" John H. Jenkins
- Re: Transcriptions of "Unicode" Thomas Chan
- Re: Transcriptions of "Unicode" Erik van der Poel
- Re: Transcriptions of "Unicode" James Kass
- Re: Transcriptions of "Unicode" James Kass
- Re: Transcriptions of "Unicode" addison
- Re: Transcriptions of "Unicode" David Starner
- Re: Transcriptions of "Unicode" John H. Jenkins
- Re: Transcriptions of "Unicode" John H. Jenkins
- Re: Transcriptions of "Unicode" Curtis Clark
- Re: Transcriptions of "Unicode" Otto Stolz
- Re: Transcriptions of "Unicode" Richard Cook
- Re: Transcriptions of "Unicode" John Jenkins
- RE: Transcriptions of "Unicode" Pan, Jenny
- Re: Transcriptions of "Unicode" Thomas Chan
- Re: Transcriptions of "Unicode" Richard Cook
- Re: Transcriptions of "Unicode" Jon Babcock

