Deborah, Could you please clarify what this means in practice? If I have a document that uses PUA codepoints, and I have a font that I have been using to display them, what will happen when I install the Panther upgrade I just received? Based on what Dean Snyder wrote, it sounds like my document may not display correctly any longer.
Thanks - David > FYI, Panther was changed to not do font substitution in the user part > of the PUA (it still does it in the corporate part). This was because > different fonts can use the same PUA code point for different things > (and do; this was not a hypothetical problem but one we have seen in > practice). The idea going forward is that use of PUA code > points needs > to be accompanied by an explicit font specification. Picking > the first > font you find for a PUA code point does not seem like the right > approach to us.
