Quoting Timothy Armes <[email protected]>:
>
> Thank you all for all your anwsers. I now understand that my
> questions are unanswerable as they stand. Instead, I'll put them
> into context.
>
> Our product includes a simple font rendering technology, and we'd
> now like to render Unicode strings. I like to know the level
> minimum level of Unicode support that is needed to ensure that we
> can print strings in the modern languages used by all countries in
> which we are present.
>
> Given this minimum level of support, I'd also like to know which
> modern languages will not be printable, i.e. which future markets
> would be potentially lost.
>
> So, I do mean "languages" as opposed to "scripts". However, I'm
> only talking about modern languages and "everyday texts" - rare
> Unihan symbols aren't a concern, for example.
>
> Farsi
> Chinese
You certianly support for plane 2 characters, some really obsurce
Chinese characters are in the BMP, but some very useful ones are in
plane 2.
Yours sincerely
John Knightley
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