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Date: Tue, 18-Sep-84 01:04:35 EDT
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Posted: Tue Sep 18 01:04:35 1984
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From: Macintosh Evaluation Project
I'm forwarding the following message from the info-ibmpc list, as I suspect
some info-mac readers may want to respond. Please *DON'T* send your responses
to me, though . . .
--Dave Axler

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Subject: Foreign Language Character Sets Query

Anyone out there know anything about foreign languages on the pc,
mac, or other microcomputers? We in humanities at Duke want to do
word processing and data base work with documents in Greek, Latin,
Hebrew, Coptic, and several other esoteric languages.

Our inclination is to go with one of the "standard" machines and
write patches to handle the non-roman alphabets (I've already done
a lot of this for our Victor 9000s). If, however, someone already
has the software, and would make it available *reasonably*, it would
save a lot of time for me not to reinvent the wheel.

Thanks for the help!

In "real life" --

Jeff Gillette decvax!mcnc!duke!phs!lisa@ucb-vax
The Divinity School
Duke University
Durham, NC 27706