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In article <27548@life.ai.mit.edu> glenn@wheat-chex.ai.mit.edu writes:
>  WANTED.  Dead or Alive.  Information concerning any of the following
>  scripts.  Prefer information in the form of repertoire listings,
>  explanatory material, or bibliographic references to significant sources
>  of information easily obtainable by mere mortals within the boundaries of
>  the continental US.  Please contact me if you have sighted any of these.
>  Allow 10-14 working days for reply.  Void where prohibited.  Post in plain
>  sight.
>
>          Rick_McGowan@NeXT.COM

Have you got a copy of an old book called 'Grammatography' - I don't know
the date - 1800's sometime - or any other info as my third-generation
photocopy has managed to lose the frontispiece - but it is a wonder of
a book if you are interested in character sets.  Check out the search
facilities of some *major* library and you might find it.

[Or in a *real* pinch you could have mine though it won't survive another
generation of photocopies and still be visible, and I'm reluctant to part
with it unless I have to, so have a *good* look around first! :-)]

G