| From: | Christian Köttl <christian.koettl@...> |
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| Date: | Monday, May 16, 2005, 18:16 |
Works perfectly. Nice looking page, btw. Problem could arise for some users as a fully Unicode enabled, standards-compliant browser is needed for full enjoyment of the site. Many Windows users have to suffer on this as the installed fonts don't cover the whole range, i.e. some IPA-signs or Chinese etc. are not shown properly. I am not sure of the technical details, but I believe this can be remedied easily if you have the privileges to install the necessary Unicode fonts. However, this isn't the case for most people in offices etc. Nevertheless this should not force anybody to change his pages, as Unicode is the recognized standard of today. Christian Köttl>Emaelivpeith Jeffrey Jones: >> I've noticed that your HTML pages require Acrobat Reader to be loaded >> before they will display. Perhaps Roger's problem is related? > >Wha..? My HTML pages have no PDFs anywhere. I have *no* idea why >Acrobat Reader should be involved at all. Are you sure? Has anyone >else had a similar problem? > > >-- >AA >http://conlang.arthaey.com/ > >(Gmail WARNING: watch the Reply-To!)