From: John Jenkins (jenkins@apple.com)
Date: Wed Jan 28 2004 - 19:12:22 EST
On Jan 28, 2004, at 12:09 PM, Marco Cimarosti wrote:
> John Jenkins wrote:
>> Anybody understand what he means by there is "unicode gamma of
>> characters but it is not complete"?
>
> I guess "unicode gamma of characters" is Italinglish for "Unicode
> character
> set".
>
> (Italian "gamma" means "repertoire", "range", "scale", "set".)
>
OK, so what he's saying is that he can't get all the characters he
needs for the three? (One wonders what he needs.)
FWIW, Mac OS X 10.3 has full support for Sanskrit, including a
keyboard. (This is, of course, on the OS level. Individual apps may
not support it.) If he can get a full Unicode-based Etruscan or Linear
B font, that will work in any Unicode-savvy application as well. We
don't provide one with the system.
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John H. Jenkins
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jhjenkins@mac.com
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