Chris <idou747 at gmail dot com> wrote:
> Right now, what happens if you have a domain or locale requirement for
> a special character?
That's what the PUA is for. Assign a PUA code point to your special
character, create a font which implements the PUA character, create a
brief "private agreement" which states that this code point refers to
that character and which mentions the font, put the private agreement on
the web, and publish your document with a reference to the agreement.
For most non-professionals, creating the font is the tricky part.
Also see Section 23.5 of TUS.
Note that I am disagreeing with Martin about the PUA being useful only
as a scratch area for standardization.
-- Doug Ewell | http://ewellic.org | Thornton, CO 🇺🇸Received on Wed Jun 03 2015 - 09:57:47 CDT
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