Re: Fonts, was Re: New to list

Danny Wier wrote:

> least in terms of its interface.  I really haven't had any use for it,
> except to view all the glyphs in a font.  I was able to produce a bitmap
I have a freeware program called ListFont that will display all your
Windows-installed fonts in a tree, showing which languages are encoded with each
and allowing you to view that portion of the encoding.  I was surprised how many
common ones (Like Arial, Bookman, etc.) included encodings for Central Europe,
Baltic, Cyrillic, Hebrew, Arabic, etc.

> I'm looking at an overview of Georgian grammar, and it is VERY interesting.
> There's an online grammar at http://www.armazi.demon.co.uk, along with a lot
> of other stuff on Georgia and Caucasia.  Also, you can get a ton of
I've been through most of the Georgian grammar there, that's where I got the
comment on my webpage about word-initial clusters of eight consonants.  As for
the scripts, I personally prefer the look of the Mkhedruli to the Khutsuri.

I'll send you a private email with my font "Qibu.ttf" if you feel like tinkering
with it.  It's only 4kB.