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Originally Posted by DaleDe
Actually while eReader is non-standard it has the best support for extended characters of any of the formats out there. So if this is important it is a good format.
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I assume by "extended characters" you just mean characters not in the Unicode Latin script? In which case I don't believe this is really true. On the encoding end, all the current major e-book formats allow the encoding of any Unicode character. On the display end, even if granting that the glyph complement in the eReader default font set is larger than others, it still doesn't include glyphs for all Unicode characters -- that requires font embedding, which AFAIK is currently only supported by EPUB, BBeB, and Topaz.