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In article <1454@pur-phy> sho@newton.physics.purdue.edu.UUCP (Sho Kuwamoto) writes:
>In article <619@ethz.UUCP> macman@ethz.UUCP (Danny Schwendener) writes:
><The standard fonts
><all have accented characters included for all germanic, roman and 
><celtic languages, including French. 

>What about the upside down hat accent that appears in some eastern
>European langs (like in Dvorak the composer)?  Pretty annoying for
>Apple to have left these out, especially when cataloging my records...

Apple remained pretty strictly on the side of _western_ european languages.
What I'd like to know is whether that decision was made on economic grounds
(eastern Europe isn't a huge Mac market :-)) or simply narrow-mindedness.
New York, Geneva and Monaco were set quite a while before the laser fonts
came along and had plenty of free character slots (including the robot and
rabbit :-))

-cbb
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