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Re: Devanagari font for Macintosh - plu

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From: ds
Date: Mon, 16 Oct 1989 20:50

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I'll try an answer to this (how to represent devanagari characters that are
ambiguous in ASCII).  I would use key pairs for such consonants.  An example
might be th, tt, t@, and t*.  Or t1, t2, t3, t4 to emphasize that they cover a
spectrum of sounds.

David Spector
Prime Computer, Inc.
ds@primerd.prime.com (until the layoff)

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