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Article #1749Re: Index in Russian: wrong order
From: David_Crowe
Date: Thu, 30 Oct 2008 14:58
Date: Thu, 30 Oct 2008 14:58
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I would suggest that it�s FrameMaker 8�s support for Unicode that messes things up. Version 7 and previous required you to use a specific Cyrillic font: for example, Я occupied the position of � (German double-s) in the Windows western character set. FrameMaker 8 expects Я to be in the Unicode range allocated to it. But why you can�t define any sort order you like on the reference pages is not clear. Is there any possibility that the order on the reference page uses the Unicode characters? What font have you used on the reference page?
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