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by JdeBP
296 days ago
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The interesting thing is that going by that and by Medea's numbers (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45044803), it seems strange that copying from an operating system that was well after WGL4 came out ended up with a glyph list that is significantly short of even WGL4. By the time that Windows 2000 came out, Arial Unicode had already been published (with Word 2000). |
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