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Author Topic: Is the inverted nun = nun + CGJ working?  (Read 1203 times)
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« on: 2004-02-23, 08:21:00 »

Posted by: CVKimball
         


Can't seem to get my nuns inverted. See the attached InvertedNun.html file.
         
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« Reply #1 on: 2004-02-23, 14:12:00 »

Posted by: CVKimball
         
The InvertedNun.html file is attached.
 
The following gives, at best, a regular, non-final nun on IE6, Netscape 7.1, Mozilla 1.6,  and Mozilla Firebird browsers with the SBL Hebrew usp10.dll file in the same directory as their executables.
 
 נ͏̇
 
 

         
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« Reply #2 on: 2004-03-01, 14:26:00 »

Posted by: John Hudson
         
Using CGJ to trigger the nun hafukha as a variant of the nun is a dodgy hack, and it seems to be working even less widely than I'd anticipated. It works in Office 2003, but apparently not many other places.
 
You can direcly encode nun hafukha using one of two supported PUA codepoints:
 
     EA01
    codepoint used in some earlier fonts employed by Libronix

    F300
    codepoint requested by SIL
 
Hope this helps. A proposal to encode nun hafukha as a standard Unicode character is being prepared, and should be submitted to the UTC before this summer's meeting.

         
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