From: "James Kass" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > As far as keyboards/IME, if anyone has a notion of what a Deseret > or Gothic keyboard should look like (and a need for one), please > let me know. Um, the need for one is a way to actually input data? How else would a typical user be able to type such data? If one takes the argument that input methods are not needed, then one can claim that Hindi is supported on Windows 95, since Word 2000 will display it if you install the fonts. Simple! <g> Generally speaking, I prefer the broader definition of support for a specific language, which must include fonts, input methods, collation, etc. michka
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