Re: Unicode and multilingual support in Macintosh Web browsers

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At 10:07 AM 06/16/2000 -0800, Deborah Goldsmith wrote:
>on 6/16/2000 10:22 AM, Robert A. Rosenberg <bob.rosenberg@digitscorp.com>
>wrote:
>
> > Adobe Indesign has Unicode Support. So does Outlook Express (just
> > send/receive a message in UTF-7/UTF-8).
>
>Outlook Express only supports the subset of Unicode which can be displayed
>using Mac OS legacy character sets. It does not support all of Unicode.
>
>I haven't tried Indesign, but I believe it supports a subset of Unicode as
>well.

The InDesign may be a Subset but I think it is more than the Mac 192
characters. I think that it covers Eastern & Western Europe (and Cyrillic &
Hebrew). Missing is Arabic and the Far East Scripts (CJK).

>Deborah Goldsmith
>Manager, International Toolbox Group
>Apple Computer, Inc.
>goldsmith@apple.com

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