Sinnathurai (AvaFonts@aol.com) wrote:
> If you are interested in learning the Tamil alphabets for
> font developing purpose please visit
> http://www.enbroker.com/fonts/learntamil.html
And Christopher John Fynn (cfynn@dircon.co.uk) replied:
> Aaaargh! Another HTML page using a font glyph based
> encoding....
Then, Jim Hargrave (jhargrav@indra.com) wrote:
> A good example page is "http://in.orientation.com".
> Download the supplied font and you can view Hindi on your
> English OS. Pretty cool.
And Andreas Prilop (nhtcapri@rrzn-user.uni-hannover.de) replied:
> No, it's sick. I suggest to carry that discussion to
> <news:comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html>.
Christopher and Andreas, everybody in this mailing list knows the best way
to encode Indic scripts (quite easy an answer: just look at the mailing
list's name:-)
But the way you quashed Sinnathurai's and Jim's links makes me think that
you know of viable Unicode solutions usable *now* -- April 20, 2000 -- and
with share this information with us.
Would you thus be so kind to provide:
- links to *free* fonts supporting Indic scripts (*really* supporting them,
not just the glyphs needed for making Unicode charts);
- links to *free* browsers supporting Indic scripts now (*really* supporting
them, no compromises please);
- links to *free or very cheap* software to automatically convert existing
HTML text from the currently used "font-base encoding" to Unicode;
- links to *free or very cheap* authoring tools to write HTML pages in Indic
scripts.
Thanks.
Marco
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