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Armenian Characters doesn't appear in Tahoma font on Mac Modified on: Tue, 5 Dec, 2017 at 1:01 AM Applies to: QuarkXPress 2015, QuarkXPress 2016 Mac OS X Summary: Armenian Characters doesn't appear in Tahoma font on Mac Background: The Tahoma font problem was not related with QuarkXPress. This is the font version problem. Microsoft office for mac student 2018. The font version that comes pre-installed with Mac 5.012x does not support the Armenian code page and therefore it does not contain Armenian characters. The location of this HDD > Library > Fonts > Tahoma.ttf. Tahoma font version that comes preinstalled with Windows 10 is 6.91 supports the Armenian code page and contains Armenian characters.
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> the x-heights, ascender and descender height are nearly identical. Because in the past I've been surprised at how close I've come on occasion myself. After I made Patria I was curious to compare it against two highly reputable fonts: Times and Georgia. To my shock all three were quite close in vertical proportions! Plus as with the metrics, I can't think of a good reason to copy it. That is, unless Arial was in fact a direct source for the outlines (at least some of them) in which case it would be natural to keep the vertical proportions (and maybe change them a hair to divert suspicion). Concerning the 'ho', IIRC* he asked me about which form to use and I strongly recommended what I consider to be the authentic form (especially since his design is classicist) and he used that.
Nice investigation. I'm not sure what Michael would have gained by copying the metrics from Arial. Arial's Armenian is neither passable nor in much use AFAIK. Tracing* on the other hand is advantageous - but of course not OK, at least not without permission and crediting.
So: I retract my positive comment - thank you Miguel. Also: Sylfaen (which comes with Windows) has a pretty good Armenian component (but the Georgian is a caricature).
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Mshtakan is neither decent, appealing or even well executed. Having it as a system font is a disservice to the improvement of contemporary Armenian typography. There are free Armenian fonts out there that are *way* better than Mshtakan. I have nothing against Michael Everson, but the design of Mshtakan is simply too poor to fit the bill of a system font.
It attempts to be highly authentic but equally readable, and has a somewhat elaborate relationship with a Latin counterpart (called Patria). It's all Unicode (although I have it in other encodings too). Please feel free to contact me: hpapazian at gmail dot com.
Another bit of evidence (as if we needed more) that Microsoft cares more about type than Apple. Apple certainly cares about buffing titanium though. So I went back and checked my emails from that time (from 12/2002 to 2/2003) and it looks like I warned him on at least four occasions that the 'ja' was no good. Here's an example of what I wrote: ' The ja totally doesn't work.:-( That squiggle looks like a diacritic. And none of the three in your sequence are usable.
Try also azator.gr the same issue. Is using totally non-standard encoding. Nobody can read this page unless they download and install a custom font, which is not possible on any Apple mobile device. You might want to write and ask them to move to Unicode as I think most sites have done years ago. The back pages of have the charset ISO-8859-1, which is totally wrong, unless you are perhaps using custom fonts. The front page has UTF-8 which is correct. I don't understand what their webmaster is doing, but it seems like quite a mess.
Ironically enough it's hard to find an Armenian font for sale; people who design Armenian fonts don't expect to get any money for them! So they just give them away. This is of course why most Armenian fonts are so crappy. Besides the great classicist work done by Carolyn, I have a font called Nour (in four weights) which has won two competitions (one by the UK magazine Creative Review, the other by the government of Armenia). It attempts to be highly authentic but equally readable, and has a somewhat elaborate relationship with a Latin counterpart (called Patria). It's all Unicode (although I have it in other encodings too).
> ARMSCII-8 [is] like pages still encoded Latin-1, Latin-2 It's certainly worse than that. ArmSCII-8 is one of two quasi-standard 8-bit encodings; the other is mine (the one in Arasan). > the script is not your achievment Well, we all participate. In fact some scholars think what Saint Mesrop invented looked quite different originally, and it's when the scribes started using the new script at speed that it started looking a bit Greek. > Mshtagan (which is Unicode) does come with OSX. That's a gross overstatement, to say the least.
And none of the three in your sequence are usable. Try making the ascender part of the righthand stroke of the base. ' The thing is, later on he showed me some alternates, one of which was decent, and I told him so. So I sort of assumed he used that one (or a better one) in the end. Also, I had helped him out more than I remembered, and seem to have asked him for some crediting, but never got confirmation of that. Is there any crediting in Mshtakan (not Mshtagan BTW) that anybody can see?
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The Arial 'sha' however, even though it does have some precedent from the 20th century, is almost as bad as the 'ja' (that in fact Michael seems to have sadly used as a model). My stars, Hrant. The mails you wrote me in 2002 were a lot more encouraging: So I took a look at your revised font: Wow, what a difference! I think the slant is a good amount. For the spacing you might consider making it even slightly looser. Don't worry about the liwn, it's pretty normal that way.
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Concerning the 'ho', IIRC* he asked me about which form to use and I strongly recommended what I consider to be the authentic form (especially since his design is classicist) and he used that. The 'now' is the good form too (although the rendering is cruddy). Here BTW is a collage of the evolution of the 'h', from the original capital, to the superb classical lc form, to the sad, Latinized junk from the 70s: _ _ * I really don't want to go back and read those disheartening emails again. Lastly, the Arial 'keh' is Latinized and not to my liking, but it is in fact a valid historic form, so not totally off the wall.