Re: DOCBOOK-APPS: Choosing a characterset for DocBook

[Martin Gautier <martin.gautier@myrnham.co.uk>]

>> Not really, the problem is basically, that Word, which might be used to 

>> to edit the XML sources, kindly add invinsible characters to my 
document. 
>> And this might cause problems for my colleagues.

I guess the invisible characters in Word will be your ISO characters.

It may be that the font Word is using doesn't support those characters. 
With Word 2000 onwards, Microsoft provide a special set of ISO compatible 
fonts for use in multi-language environments. The files for these fonts 
are huge and most people don't need the extra stuff so MS keep them 
seperate.

I seem to remember they're available as an option during installation.

Mart

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