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MS Office Forum / Word / General MS Word Questions / April 2005Times New Roman Unicode
Is there a Times New Roman font with full unicode support for transliterated Arabic? I use Word 2002 and the TNR font I have is version 3.00 dated 7/17/2004. I need to enter transliterated Arabic and the TNR font has only the macrons (dash above letters), ayn and hamza. It does not have the characters with dots beneath t, s, h, z and d. When I enter the Unicode code point for these characters (e.g. 1e63 for s with dot below) it shifts to Tahoma, which looks nothing like TNR. > Is there a Times New Roman font with full unicode support for transliterated > Arabic? I doubt - but you might want to ask in <news:comp.fonts> for fonts with such a rich character repertoire. See also http://www.alanwood.net/unicode/fonts.html . > I use Word 2002 and the TNR font I have is version 3.00 dated > 7/17/2004. The year 2004 had only twelve months, not seventeen.  Signaturehttp://www.w3.org/QA/Tips/iso-date.html |
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