> >
> > Ahh! Looks intriguing... I'll try it, if it's not
> too large (in the
> > college
> > we have size limitations for downloaded files: no
> more than 2Mb).
> > Otherwise
> > I'll have to do it at home...
> >
>
> If you're looking for a Unicode text editor, there
> are quite a few around on
> the web. There is for instance Unipad:
>
http://www.unipad.org, which despite
> some limitations allows to use more than 52000
> Unicode characters even without
> having the corresponding fonts (it has its own font
> for that) and has a perfect
> bi-directional support (but doesn't support vertical
> scripts yet :(( ).
> Unfortunately it's not free anymore :( . There is
> also Yudit:
>
http://www.yudit.org/, which seems to be the best I
> could find. It's originally
> a Linux program but it has a Windows version. There
> are quite a few others. See
>
> for a list. Maybe there
> you can find an editor smaller than 2Mo. And of
> course you can check to
> download page of Unicode.org:
>
>
> Among them all, it seems that Yudit is the best free
> editor around. At least
> for what I've understood of their different
> webpages...
>
i somehow managed to get unipad for free, but maybe
it's some form of honesty system and i'm being
dishonest . . . or maybe it's an old or beta version.
anyway, anyone know of any way of forming vertical
script. i REALLY want one for bac and i'm at a
complete loss ( short of writing in the arabic
direction and turning the page -90 degrees ! i also
want to be able to ligature the characters correctly,
so it looks like a bac font will be a while in the
making )
bn
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