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Archive
of earlier proposals, minutes and
papers
 Alec
McAllister (Leeds, UK):
Some
thoughts on making medieval Unicode
fonts
(14 July 2003) - PDF file
Juan-José
Marcos García (Plasencia, Spain):
Proposal
for coordinated usage of the Private Use Area v.
1.0
(14 July 2003) - PDF file
David
J. Perry (Rye, New York, US):
Response
to Two Papers Concerning Scholarly Font
Development
(28 July 2003) - PDF file
Juan-José
Marcos García (Plasencia, Spain):
Proposal
for coordinated usage of the Private Use Area v.
3.0
(10 August 2003) - PDF file
Juan-José
Marcos García (Plasencia, Spain):
Supplementary
Multilingual Planes in
Unicode
(11 August 2003) - PDF file
David
J. Perry (Rye, New York, US):
Adding
Supplementary Plane Characters to a
Font
(31 August 2003) - PDF file
Minutes
from MUFI group meeting
MUFI
group meeting, Bergen 30-31 August
2003
MUFI
proposal for coordinated usage of the Private Use
Area
Version
0.9.1 (8 September 2001)
MUFI
proposal for character repertoire:
Version
0.9 (12 September
2003)
Version
1.0 beta (30 September 2003)
MUFI
proposal for coordinated usage of the Private Use
Area
Version
0.9.2 (15 September
2001)
Version
1.0 beta no. 1 (30 September
2003)
Version
1.0 beta no. 2 (14 October
2003)
Version
1.0 beta no. 3 (16 October
2003)
Version
1.0 beta no. 4 (20 October
2003)
Version
1.0 beta no. 5 (26 October
2003)
MUFI
character recommendation v. 1.0 PDF beta (10
November 2003)
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Eesti
Keele Instituut
The Institute of the Estonian language, Tallinn,
provides an on-line database listing characters
used in specific languages, e.g.: "What characters
are needed for writing Icelandic?" "What characters
are needed to transliterate Arabic?" Can also be
used to search to see whether specific characters
are in Unicode, e.g. "U with macron".
Non-European
computing
An excellent essay by Knut S. Vikør,
University of Bergen, about codepages and the
technical problems of handling foreign languages.
Mainly intended for Arabic and other "difficult"
languages, but a first-class summary; many of the
same concepts are relevant to Medieval and other
languages.
Unicode
in the Czyborra
Republic
Roman Czyborra's home page. Lots of useful
information about codepages ... with graphics of
the characters, so they can be understood even if
your computer does not have suitable fonts
installed.
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