Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
Georg Baum wrote:
Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
It seems that there's a bogus character between 'h' and 'C'. At
least Thunderbird does not understand it: ĤĴĥȷ̂ĈĜŜĉĝŝ
There is no problem with the userguide at all. It contains the ĵ in
denormalized form:
0x0237 dotless j 0x0302 combining circumflex
If you'd use a screen font that has the dotless j and the combining
circumflex then the display would be OK. The denormalized form is
valid unicode, and all unicode-capable programs should be able to
display it.
I suspected something like that but we had 770 not 237 in addition to
302 so I think there was a problem nevertheless.
Hum, little correction, 770 == 0x302 and 567 == 0x237, so the problem
was not in the 770 character but on the character after which was not
567 but 264. Well I am a bit confused...
Abdel.
