Re: CHAT: Reformed Latin-script writing for natlangs

On Thu, 4 May 2000 13:16:01 -0500, "Daniel A. Wier" <DaWier@...>
wrote:

>I'm way off topic, but I felt led to inform about Unicode-ready fonts of
>all types.  In fact, check out http://www.kiarchive.ru (forgot the US
>mirror) and browse the web folders; for example, go to Win, then Fonts,
>then TrueType, and look at all the .zip files of all sorts of fonts.
>Metropol and Vera Humana are two really good fonts which work in
>extended Latin, Cyrillic and Greek.  (And tons of 8-bit fonts which just
>happens to include a simple Tengwar font.)
Speaking of Unicode fonts, I recently updated my Thryomanes font to add the
new Latin alphabet characters in the Unicode 3.0 standard. It still doesn't
have a complete set of Greek or Cyrillic letters, though.

ftp://ftp.io.com/pub/usr/hmiller/fonts/thryn___.ttf (normal)
ftp://ftp.io.com/pub/usr/hmiller/fonts/thryi___.ttf (italic)

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