Re: Unicode 4.0 Poster

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Neat. Not only did the version of Opera I happened to have fail to open
it, but my whole X server crashed.

(Guess someone has a fragile setup).

~mark, in a fresh session

On 11/24/03 21:53, Mark Davis wrote:

>I remembered that I had done something with making a Unicode Poster some time
>ago. Dusted it off, and posted the results.
>
>Voila, every Unicode character in 4.0:
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>http://www.macchiato.com/unicode/UnicodeChart.zip
>
>Columns: 256, Rows: 410
>all unassigned rows are skipped (with double line showing where)
>blank = whitespace
>yellow = other default ignorable
>gray = unassigned
>black = noncharacter
>
>Good test of your browser!
>(Mozilla Firebird croaks on it. Opera works, but has ugly formatting. IE works.
>Haven't tried any others.)
>
>Mark
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