From: Giles, Suzanne (Suzanne.Giles@bl.uk)
Date: Mon Dec 01 2003 - 11:22:42 EST
Hello, perhaps someone can throw some light on this for me, I've read the
display problems page on the Unicode site but haven't spotted anything that
can help, I've also searched the Microsoft site but again drew a blank.
I am using Internet Explorer 5 and trying to display characters that are in
the PUA of my font. When I select tools, internet options, fonts, I am
presented with a drop down list for language scripts. I've set up
appropriate fonts for the language groups that I am working with, but when I
selected 'user defined' and then selected my font containing the PUA
characters I don't see any of my PUA characters (only If I select Latin
based language and 'attach' my font to that - I don't really want to do
this)
What does user defined mean if not PUA? Is there any way I can set the PUA
to a specific font?
Many thanks
Suzanne
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