CSX+ fonts & cross-platform email exchange
John Smith
jds10 at CAM.AC.UK
Sun Jun 13 13:15:49 UTC 1999
On Sat, 12 Jun 1999, Jaap Pranger wrote:
> ...
> Can you easily exchange Tex documents with Windows and MacOS
> users? I guess you can, but please tell.
Yes, you can.
> BTW, John, last year in Conv-Dev you mentioned ACII. You said: "ACII
> is the name used for the full 8-bit character set comprising 7-bit ASCII
> in the lower half and 7-bit ISCII in the upper half."
> Is this charset in use anywhere? I can't imagine reasonable Nagari
> coming out from a 7-bit subset.
It is used in all of CDAC's products (ALP for DOS, iLeap for Windows, and
others). The output Nagari (/Bengali/Gujarati/Tamil/etc.) is extremely
good. This is because, like Unicode, an intermediate piece of software (a
"renderer") handles conversion from logical character to actual glyph.
John Smith
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