From: JP Blankert (thuis & PC based) (jpblankert@zonnet.nl)
Date: Sun Feb 27 2011 - 12:44:42 CST
Dear unicoders,
Unexpectantly I have some difficulties in Dreamweaver re. cyrillic.
Now I make it: xhtml1.0, Unicode TF-8, C (canon. decomposition), BOM
(include unicode signature)
And take the loss that outside Google Chrome and Safari (so: for
example in Mozilla!) the cyrillic script is distorted.
Can I do better differently, being West European Windows 7 Ultimate
Dreamweaver CS 5 owner with Latin keyboard?
I tried to find a good piece of text about this but failed.
Thank you! CHeers,
Philippe
On 7-2-2011 23:28, Mark E. Shoulson wrote:
> On 02/07/2011 04:56 PM, Charlie Ruland wrote:
>> AFAIK the letter þorn, like the present-day English digraph th,
>> represented TWO most important consonants: the voiceless/fortis
>> apico-dental slit fricative, as in ‘thin’ /θɪn/, and the voiced/lenis
>> one of ‘then’ /ðɛn/.
>> Charlie
>>
> I think that is correct, though ð was also used for both sounds (it
> seems to be widely believed that þ was only voiceless and ð was only
> voiced, but that was not the case). And of course, having two
> solutions to a problem only made both of them weaker. I guess that
> should apply to "th" also, but apparently instead it made them easier
> to sweep away before the digraph.
>
> ~mark
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