Re: Java's Unicode Support

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From: Sunder Rajan
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1999 00:00

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John O'Conner wrote:

> The answer to your question is yes, Java can handle and
> display these characters...if you have a supporting font AND
> if you have configured your font.properties file correctly.
> You will find an article in a recent edition of
> "Multilingual Computing and Technologies" that describes how
> to display Unicode with Java's composite font mechanism.
>
> Regards,
> John O'Conner
>

Hi,
   Well,thank u for that pointer,can u help me out exact position to look
for,surfed through Multilingual Computing and Technologies,no luck there.Can
u help me out a bit more in part of hoe to configure u're font?Or is that i
have to doew load,some  of these?

Good Luck at Work and Leisure
Sunder

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