Post by Erik Pema Kunsang on May 24, 2006 13:44:15 GMT -5
These Tibetan font typefaces may have already been around for awhile, and I'm not sure if they all originated in a single location. The fonts are being made publically available at the Bod Gyalo site by Lobsang Monlam, a monk from Sera Mey Monastery:
www.bodgyalo.com/monlam_tibetan_fonts/index.html
The encoding seems to be based roughly on the TCRC mapping with slight modification. It'd be great to get these remapped to the UCS Tibetan block with sufficient Opentype lookups, though I don't know the status of Monlam's plans. Does anyone know of an indepth tutorial available for using MS Volt?
-Chris Walker
www.bodgyalo.com/monlam_tibetan_fonts/index.html
The encoding seems to be based roughly on the TCRC mapping with slight modification. It'd be great to get these remapped to the UCS Tibetan block with sufficient Opentype lookups, though I don't know the status of Monlam's plans. Does anyone know of an indepth tutorial available for using MS Volt?
-Chris Walker