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On Behalf
> Of Peter Kirk


> And what if you want to colour just the dot on i? Or just the crossbar
> on a t?

Use Illustrator or Photoshop or Freehand or whatever your favourite
graphics application is.



> A very tentative suggestion for some glue: a character which can take
> combining marks but whose function is to throw those marks back on to
> the preceding base character, preceding any markup.

I see no particular value in this. The font rendering of <span>base
diacritic</span> should be exactly the same as that for
<span>base</span><span>diacritic</span> provided the font
characteristics are the same or do not affect metrics.



Peter
 
Peter Constable
Globalization Infrastructure and Font Technologies
Microsoft Windows Division


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