Re: Different dots on the letters i and j?

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From: Joel_Cherney
Date: Mon, 22 Jan 2007 20:00

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If I recall correctly, "ij" is actually a separate letter, much like "ch" in Spanish - it gets its own dictionary entry. I almost never see Dutch, but I see the same glyph pair in Bosnian and Hmong on a regular basis. So, Garamond Premier Pro is just one of those (many, many) Latin-script fonts that I can't use in a 12-language job.

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