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Re: Fonts that recognize all european idioms

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From: Herb
Date: Thu, 11 Jan 2007 21:23
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I was wondering about that ... and tried to find some relationship 
between fonts and "idioms".  There's an Outlook / MS Exchange add-on 
named "Internet Idioms" that lets you change the e-mail display font 
in those products.  Why they chose the word "idioms" for this is 
beyond me!

http://www.darkweb.com/~beng/exchange/inetxidm.htm

   - Herb
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From: "Herb@adobeforums.com" <Herb@adobeforums.com>
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Subject: Re: Fonts that recognize all european idioms
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