The TrueType font format has been extended to provide support
for planes >0. I understand that MS has already implemented
some software using this, but can't provide you with any
details.
Peter
From: <laotzu@dreamscape.com> AT Internet on 01/03/2000 04:16
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Received on: 01/03/2000
To: Peter Constable/IntlAdmin/WCT, <unicode@unicode.org> AT
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Subject: Software support for upper planes?
Are there any platforms out there that currently support planes
1 or 2? Also, are there any font file formats that are aware of
upper planes (i.e.; use more than 16 bits for the character
codepoints)?
I ask because it looks like extension B Unihan characters might
be defined soon, and I have an application that could use
them....
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