>- I will send the compiled list around once the feedback dies
down, since some people have requested it.
Great! It would be nice if someone wanted to maintain some web
pages that had this kind of info (they'd only need to receive
and compile input from others, so it shouldn't take a huge
amount of work), with a link from the Unicode site. (Yes, "he
that spoke it is the one to build it", but I'm not in a
position to offer to do it right now.)
- I count "fonts" among products, so information there is
helpful too. - If the product supports Unicode pretty much as
well as it supports any other code page, fine. Otherwise,
please label it "limited support" or
"some support". (Details are nice, but not necessary.)
It's not clear to me just what you're wanting. There are
thousands of TrueType fonts out there that have Unicode support
(at least on Windows), though only for cp1252. I assume you
don't want that. On the other hand, fonts that cover all of
Unicode 2.1 or 3.0 can probably be counted on a couple of
fingers, and these are not practical for most situations. I
assume, then, that you're interested in fonts that cover
subsets of Unicode 3 other than the character inventory of
cp1252 (and, of course, that assume Unicode encoding). Is that
right?
Peter
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