>> 3. In definition of 'cursive' replace 'informal' with 'flowing'. > > As with (2), I'm not sure this makes much of a difference. The > generic 'cursive' is a bit of a throwaway. It's a grab bag of an > assortment of styles. There's a low probability the aesthetic sense > of the font chosen will actually be consistent across > platforms/scripts. I've seen a Kai font, Chinese characters are in right style. But it's punctuational either half width and full width are "informal" style. And a Taiwan governmental document sample here[1]. Kai is default font ordered by authorities. Flowing is more appropriate here. [1]: http://www4.yunlin.gov.tw/pubprogram/upload/imgprview.jsp?file=/pubyunlin/pubbulletin/200909161051520.JPG&flag=pic&tablename=PubBulletinFile&serno=200907160005&detailno=1
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