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Subject: Re: TC articles display Greek & Hebrew
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From: "Stephen C Carlson" 
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James R. Adair wrote:
>After more than two years of anticipation on my part, the display of 
>Greek, Hebrew, and other non-Roman fonts is now possible on the World 
>Wide Web.
[...]
>               To read the TC articles, you will have to do two things: 
>(1) download and install the latest version of Netscape Navigator for 
>your Mac, Windows, or Unix computer; (2) download the required font files 
>from the Scholars Press FTP site.  For more details, see the TC home page 
>(URL given below), and, in particular, the editorial entitled TC Note #2 
>(http://scholar.cc.emory.edu/scripts/TC/vol01/TCnotes2.html."

I have tested with both the Netscape Navigator 3.0 Beta (level 6) and
the Microsoft Internet Explorer 2.01, and for both of them it works
just great.  My only complaint -- and it's a minor one -- is that the
fonts can be prettier.

Stephen Carlson
-- 
Stephen C. Carlson, George Mason University School of Law, Patent Track, 4LE
scarlso1@osf1.gmu.edu              : Poetry speaks of aspirations, and songs
http://osf1.gmu.edu/~scarlso1/     : chant the words.  -- Shujing 2.35

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