Re: Devanagari

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In message <9811060633.AA08758@unicode.org> "Anupam Saurabh" writes:
> >Michael Forgey wrote
>
> >>(does anybody know of glyph files with devanagari ligatures?)
> >Unitype, Inc. has a multi-language word processing package which includes
> >Devanagari fonts. www.unitype.com.

Anupam Saurabh wrote:

> CDAC has placed ISFOC fonts containing Devanagari glyphs on its Web site
> www.cdac.org.in as well as multilingual word-processing package iLEAP (with
> free download of Lite version on Web site) for Indian languages including
> Devanagari script used for Hindi/Marathi etc..

Are any of these using UCS-based (ISO/IEC 10646 and Unicode) codes as
opposed to ISCII codes?

I look forward to hearing from you on this.

Best wishes

John Clews

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