Re: [Air-L] Information wants to be ASCII or Unicode? Tibetan-written information cannot be ASCII anyway.

The case of Hebrew and Unicode is an interesting one, as it created surprising alliances and cooperation between Israeli and Arab computer scientists. After all, Hebrew and Arabic share pretty much the same problems when it comes to putting them on a computer screen. I wrote a chapter about this for my PhD, which, if you really want, you can see at http://www.sociothink.com/chap6.html. Nicholas ________________ Dr. Nicholas John nicholasjohn.tel