Re: How do I encode HTML documents in old languages ſuch as 17th century Swediſh in Unicode?

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Stefan Persson wrote:
> It wouldn't be poſſible to uſe the HTML <fount face>
> command, becauſe no Fraktur fount is commonly diſtributed with any OS. One
> way could be to uſe the plane 1 Fraktur characters intended for mathematical
> uſage and the combining "e" and "o" characters, and images for the remaining
> characters.

Which OS has a font that includes the Plane 1 math characters?

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