Thread: Non-Roman Unicode Characters
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Old 03-25-2012, 09:31 PM   #1
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Non-Roman Unicode Characters
Anyone know which non-Roman unicode characters are supported by their readers?

For example, I can type a variety of special characters and stay within a basic font, even though Times New Roman only supports about a third of the full set. But if I'm writing for an e-reader, how much of that is actually available for use?

I wouldn't mind having a character that speaks in Mah Jongg tiles, y'know...
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