> I find that there is a way right now to use a broader range of
> non-ascii symbols for conlanging on the web. Presently the Greek
> alphabet and a nice set of math symbols are available. First, one has
> to
> download the free Amaya browser from the world wide web consortium
> from:
>
>
http://www.w3.org
Hey, free and open source; I gotta see it...
> I was able to fulfill a dream of mine to use logographic symbols
> for vector tense using this small starter subset. It boggles the mind
> to think that in a matter of months or a few years one will be able
> to
> conlang with most of Unicode, as I understand it. We probably will
> have
> an unprecedented mixing of fonts from all languages, with novel
> uses.
>
> I just put my first scratch page up temporarily at:
>
>
http://people.we.mediaone.net/koenig/combine.html
>
> Please take a look. (But it does require the Amaya Browser to see
> the new letters.)
I use IE 5.5, and was able to view the page. I got Greek and
mathematical symbols in Courier New and Andale Mono. You're using
Unicode format, right?
DaW.
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