>On Mon, 9 Apr 2001 19:00:06 +0200, Christophe Grandsire
><christophe.grandsire@...> wrote:
>
><...>
>>Well, funny enough, when I ran into this post I was also reading a conlang
>>webpage which uses Dynamic Fonts (find it at:
>>
http://www.cs.umd.edu/~habash/delason/, I've not read much of it but the
>script
>>is nice looking). Call that synchronicity...
>
>Wow! I LOVE it!
>
>A rather complete conlang, with a conscript and an elaborated conhistory
>behind it...
>
>And the design - that's what I dream of!
>
>The page loads way faster than the Georgian magazine site - and is neat!
>
>Where's the author? Where's our 2001 Conlang Presentation Excelence Award?
I think I stumbled across that conlang over a year ago-- I recall "forda" =
'car'. The design IS nice! From the introduction, it sounds as if he
developed it pretty much all on his own-- i.e. no reference to Tolkien et
al., who inspired so many of us.
I tried the Georgian site, and get only ÁÖÍÝÉ etc. But the Delason site
gave no problems. What is/are Dynamic Fonts and where do I find it/them?