Re: Arabic letters separated by markup

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At 16:06 -0500 2005-06-14, Gregg Reynolds wrote:

>Now why would you take your own inability to imagine something as
>evidence that there is nothing to be imagined? Tsk. To anybody who
>knows Arabic the usefulness of such coloring is quite obvious; M.
>Kural's response is correct. I've seen elementary school texts that use
>such coloring.

And it's a perfectly reasonable thing to do. It's not plain text though.

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Michael Everson * * Everson Typography *  * http://www.evertype.com

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