On Wed, Jan 19, 2000 at 05:43:46AM -0800, Christopher John Fynn wrote:
> The Chinese (Beijing) system for Tibetan now contains aprox. 6,000
> "characters" most of which are required ligatures and glyph variants
> and they apparently call this their standard or official encoding
> for Tibetan. Maybe we should encode all of these as characters in
> Unicode on the grounds that they are part of a national standard. It
> would after all make things much easier for people designing Tibetan
> fonts and applications...
Hey, Chris, you forgot the smiley. Under circumstances I would say
that was a dangerous oversight. ;-)
SY, Uwe
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