On 19/07/2003 17:32, John Cowan wrote:
Peter Kirk scripsit:
But it can be useful to know whether what you are getting is hangul etc,
or an Indian script, or some other script you don't know, or some
symbols or mathematical codes, or else the result of some kind of
encoding conversion error.
Precisely where the Last Resort font shines, without carrying the
overhead in glyph images of a normal giant font.
Indeed. Where can I get the Last Resort font for Windows (2000)? If the
answer is nowhere, I guess I am stuck with Arial Unicode MS or the
horrible-looking (the J always grates!) Code2000.
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Peter Kirk
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