Liam Quinn wrote: > > I'd previously downloaded the updated fonts with the euro, but I didn't > have the updated code pages. After installing the updated code pages, > Netscape 4.5b2 and 4.07 correctly render € and € when using > Times New Roman. Good to hear that it's working. > This seems to further suggest that Netscape 4.x can't > handle characters outside of windows-1252 in an ISO-8859-1 encoded > document, since the euro was only shown correctly when it was included in > the windows-1252 code page. Yes, we are well aware of that limitation. If/when we use Unicode internally (and do all the related font work, etc), this limitation should disappear. Thanks for all the email! (And sorry that I didn't explicitly mention in my previous email that we are aware of the limitation.) ErikReceived on Thursday, 15 October 1998 00:57:42 GMT
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