Bill Louw and Michael Barlow for expressions of sympathy;
Zenon Obydinski, Oliver Christ, Wlodzimierz Golab, Nemad Koncar,
Daniel Ridings, Jurand Czerminski, Lee Gillam, Alexander Caskey and
Vladimir Benko for helpful advice. I have now installed a number of languages
and keyboards (and note that my laptop does not offer Baltic, while
the PC in the other office does).
Apart from the advice on how to install it, I am grateful for mention
specifically of Unicode (which I look forward to when I can have
everything in a 4MB Times New Roman font complete with Kanji :-) ),
and for Vladimir Benko's explanation of multilingual fonts under
Windows 95.
I am involved in the development of multilingual parallel
concordancing software which runs under windows, and - a further question -
would be interested to know if there is a way that non-MS applications
can recognise the various (alphabet) fonts inside the giant Times New
Roman and others so that we can assign the right sets to the right
language(s).
Thanks to all for your help
Philip King
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