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Originally Posted by Valloric
That statement contradicts itself. ADE default fonts have a ridiculously narrow Unicode glyph coverage and that is why bobcdy is seeing a question mark instead of the correct character.
Users are perfectly within their right to blame ADE for this. It should include fonts with better coverage. Adobe as a company makes and sells fonts, so the least they could do is provide a couple of decent ones in ADE. |
I apologise for not making myself clearer.
The ADE
file format is not to blame for this problem; the issue lies with the fonts available in the reading software used to view the file. Some viewers allow you to select your own font and, for example, the "Lucida Sans Unicode" font supplied as standard with Windows contains an extremely complete set of characters, including all the accented Greek letters.