Posted by Toby Inkster on 11/23/94 11:41

tt wrote:

> The result is that it gets the correct font even though the letters &#4768
> is not the unicode # for that specific letter.

Not exactly sure what you're trying to ask. Do you mean, that given the
following example:

<p style="font-style:Some western font">
(some western characters)
(some eastern characters)
(some western characters)
</p>

the browser will drop out of the western font, into an appropriate font
for the eastern characters? If so, yes, this is the expected behaviour,
and most browsers are smart enough to do that.

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