Re: Looking 4 Cyrillic Read/Write rules!

[Dan Emory <danemory@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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"Dmitri Iounov" <yudmi@star.spb.ru>


At 10:37 AM 12/17/01 +0100, Nasser Silakhori wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>I am looking for a suitable RW-rules file meant for handling Cyrillic
>characters/fonts in Frame+SGML 5.6 and under Windows 9x/2k? The default
>read/write rule files shipped with installation set of FM+SGML 5.6
>(isocyr1.rw & isocyr2.rw) have no corresponding rules for making
>technical documents in Russian language.
>
>(For instance a read/write rules to map the ISO character entities to FM
>characters, like:
>...........................................
>entity "jcy" is fm char 0x71 in "Cyrillic";
>entity "Jcy" is fm char 0x51 in "Cyrillic";
>...........................................)
>
>I know that the char/keyboard mapping is a complete font-dependent issue
>but still very curious about the most common way to handle Cyrillic
>letters in a DTD-based technical document if there is no Cyrillic system
>font in windows OS? which font do you people recommend? How about the
>extended standard font in Win2000 prof covering Cyrillic alphabets (I
>know these are Unicode compliant and FM doesn't support it)?
>
>BTW: I read in the earlier posts to comp.text.frame and Framer mailing
>list archive that FM 5.6 can behave a bit odd when printing Cyrillic
>documents. Does someone has any experiences with this?
>
>Thanx in advance.
>
>
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