Dear Walter,

I clicked on all four sites but upon getting there I
couldn't quite figure out what to click on next.
However, upon getting there I realised I needed
unicode fonts too.

http://orwell.ru/test/download/ has got too many
choices of the Unicode fonts, what should I click for
current Pali use?

http://www.math.utah.edu/~beebe/fonts/unicode.html#fonts
has got even Unicode MORE choices.... confused!!!

http://www.alanwood.net/unicode/fonts.html#traditional
Tradtional (Chinese) Fonts seemed pretty straight
forward until I got sent straight to Hong Kong with no
hint as to what to click on next.

http://seba.ulyssis.org/thesis/howto-fonts.php so
what do I click?

A little bit of cookbook style instructions would be a
relief. However, I do know how to install the fonts
on my Win 98 platform once downloaded.

Thanks in advance

Sukhdev
--- Walter Stanish <walter@...> wrote:

> Dear Sukhdev and others,
>
> Blank boxes on a unicode document indicate that
> your
> system or browser does not have a font that covers
> the
> unicode characters in the document. The only way to
> fix this is to install a font that does. See the
> following sites for downloadable fonts that cover
> traditional Chinese (the Chinese characters in
> Steven's lesson):
>
> http://seba.ulyssis.org/thesis/howto-fonts.php
>
>

http://www.alanwood.net/unicode/fonts.html#traditional

>
>

http://www.math.utah.edu/~beebe/fonts/unicode.html#fonts

> http://orwell.ru/test/download/
>
> To install fonts on Windows, simply copy them to
> c:\winnt\fonts or a similar directory
> (c:\windows\fonts?)
> depending upon your version of Windows.
>
> If you still have problems, try changing your web
> browser
> to Firefox, a free, standards-based browser which is
> both cross-platform and fast! It can be downloaded
> (again
> for free) @ http://www.mozilla.org/
>
> Good luck,
> Walter
>

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