Andrea Nuti: Fonts with Circumflex /y/ and /w/

Tue Apr 29 12:07:00 UTC 2003

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Date: Tue, 29 Apr 2003 12:29:31 +0200
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From: Andrea Nuti <a.nuti at ling.unipi.it>
Subject: Re: Croman mac Nessa: Fonts with Circumflex /y/ and /w/

dear Croman, my solution to your problem might not be sufficiently
good, but, just in case...
I work with Mac, and I have a greek font called "2greek". I just type
the circumflex, then shift to any other normal font, say times, and
type y or w, that show up under the circumflex...
ciao
Andrea Nuti

>>>
>>Myttyn da.
>>
>>Not to change the subject, but does anyone know of any free fonts out there
>>that allow circumflex accents over /y/ and /w/?  Murrasta why.
>>
>>Bennath genough why,
>>Croman mac Nessa
>>
>>
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