> -----Original Message-----
> From: Dan Kogai [mailto:dankogai@dan.co.jp]
> As Kato pointed out, Unicode is more pro-programmers than
> pro-users.
This is true of any character set. Users are not at all concerned with
how their script is stored. Most would prefer to never know about, hear
about, or think about the concept. They just want to be able to write
what they need to write.
It's up to programmer types to implement character sets to allow this to
happen.
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