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I'm a little surprised to hear that there is no good Tibetan font. Here is a list of Unicode-encoded Tibetan fonts, mostly both free and libre. Do none of them meet the need?

I agree-- It appears they are possibly misinformed about fonts. There are at least 2 very good True Type Unicode Tibetan fonts-- "Tibetan Machine Unicode" and "Jomolhari", both of which are more attractive, as well as more advanced in their development than Microsoft's "Himalaya" font.

I'm a little surprised to hear that there is no good Tibetan font. Here is a list of Unicode-encoded Tibetan fonts, mostly both free and libre. Do none of them meet the need?

Try looking through some unicode tables?

Try with £ to display £...

To find more check here.

www.eenadu.net uses dynamic fonts. mozilla does not support dynamic fonts. Possible solution - find appropriate font and install it on your computer. See page with eenadu font.

page with info about dynamic fonts

You will find links to bugzilla there. Last chapter in the page.

I don't know how utf-8 is supported in your country. See Telugu fonts. Firefox (os=winnt) displays test page, if code2000 font is installed. If you are using winxp, you might have Arial Unicode MS font installed. Sites can use unicode to write texts in Telugu.

maybe this will have to understand problems with that page.

Wow, that is so cool. I never knew my browser (Chimera) supported Runic. The next time Thor visits, he'll have no problem surfing Valhalla's site. Phresh!

Thanks for the tip, but unfortunately they're not supported in my browser. And the Byzanitine one looks like some sort of crazy Arabic script anyhow.

Thanks for the tip, but unfortunately they're not supported in my browser. And the Byzanitine one looks like some sort of crazy Arabic script anyhow.