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On 11/11/05, Mark Knecht <markknecht@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> In an regular email I get from Apple a number of characters show up |
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> as little boxes that say "00 93" and "00 94". In the following quote |
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> the quotes at 'launching' and the quote at the end are bad until I |
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> paste it into GMail which seems to take care of it. The two quotes at |
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> the beginning are fine. |
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> In "Hands-on with Aperture," David Schloss (pdnonline) offers a fairly |
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> detailed overview of the application Apple expects to ship later this |
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> month. Aperture, says Schloss, is "launching out of the gate with more |
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> features and functionality than anything else to date. With Aperture, |
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> Apple has the ability to bring a whole new level of sophistication to |
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> the post-production market place." |
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> 1) This is a font issue, right? |
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> 2) If so, how do I determine what Apple's HTML is looking for? |
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> 3) Generally, what fonts do folks load to get the best results on this |
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> stuff? |
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> Thanks, |
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> Mark |
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I ran into this same issue only for me it was with Asian characters. I |
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re-compiled X with the cjk (multi-byte characters) use flag and everything |
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works perfectly now. I would try that first (even though re-compiling X is a |
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long painful process). |
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-Mike |
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Michael E. Crute |
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Software Developer |
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SoftGroup Development Corporation |
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Linux takes junk and turns it into something useful. |
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Windows takes something useful and turns it into junk. |
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