Compatible Font for Macs and PCs...

Sat Nov 29 07:44:14 UTC 2008

Are you sure? I tried Gandhari Unicode when trying to process some 
documents on my husband's Mac with OS X , and I couldn't even get it 
to produce a lower case anusvAra M. (When I used the thing that's 
supposed to let you find non-standard characters, it put in a rather 
messy upper case one instead). I would like to know this, because I 
have been happily using the Norman fonts on my ancient Mac Classic 
for many years, with Pop Char for when I need to find a particularly 
obscure character, and am dreading the day (surely not far off) when 
I have to get a modern Mac with OS X.

Valerie J Roebuck

At 10:22 pm -0800 28/11/08, Andrew Glass wrote:
>Dear Mary,
>
>The Gandhari Unicode font has all the signs you will need. It also
>works well on a MacBook when using a modern word processor like
>Mellel.
>
>http://andrewglass.org/fonts.php
>
>Andrew