Re[2]: Off topic: type (ME letter "Yogh")

[Emery Snyder emery.snyder@xxxxxxxx]

You're right, obviously your system can be Unicode-enabled all you
want, but if you don't have a font with the yogh in it, so what? I
thought Lucida sans had all of the Latin extended B range, but I was
wrong, I checked my copy and it doesn't have a 540 or 541 character
either.

The Junicode font I gave the URL for last time has it, though.

There's a handy utility called X-fonter that acts as a character map
for TrueType fonts, giving both ASCII and Unicode maps. It's free for
personal use:
http://users.pandora.be/eclypse

Sorry, I've been guilty of some hasty and sloppy posts lately (where I
usually just lurk). My apologies.



On 2.2.2003, Robert Holmgren wrote:
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> Emery, I've got W2K and Lucida Sans, and I simply don't see any yoghs! There
> is no 021C/021Dh (540/541 dec) in either the Lucida on my machine, or on the
> chart at the URL you provide above. Neither will Wierd accept an 021C or 021D
> -- or rather, yes it will accept them, but it puts out an exclamation mark,
> meaning "doesn't exist"). Same result with Arial Unicode. When you say
> "Unicode enabled", what do you mean -- that there's something extra I need to
> do? They sure seem Unicode-enabled right now... but what do I know.