Re: Unicode and math symbols

[Chris Rowley <C.A.Rowley@open.ac.uk>]

Berthold

Just a few questions to you to clarify matters:

Does this dependence of OSs on the Unicode standard mean that whenever
Unicode changes, everyone needs a new version of the OS or just new
font-files, or what?

> BUT: what they consider not to be in UNICODE is not accessible.
by "not in" do you mean that if a slot is empty in what that OS thinks
is the Unicode encoding then I cannot access a glyph in that slot in any
font?

So how does one use Poetica on NT?

Thanks


And, if anyone knows, does plan 9 also have font-encodings hard-wired
like this?


chris