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From: Will Parsons <wbp AT nodomain DOT invalid>
Subject: emacs/unicode/chinese tone indication question
Date: Sun, 15 Oct 2017 02:25:08 +0000 (UTC)
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I use Emacs under multiple operating systems, but chiefly nowadays under
FreeBSD and Cygwin/Windows.

I want to use Chinese tone marks in discussing historical Chinese forms, and
by "Chinese tone marks" I *don't* mean the overhead vowel marks that are part
of pinyin, but the marks indicated by Unicode characters A700 - A707.  These
seem to have little support in the more common fonts.

I *have* managed to make these (admittedly unusual) characters visible under
FreeBSD by installing the DoulosSIL package.  But how do I do this under
Cygwin?  (I am interested in both a native Windows and Cygwin/X solution.)

-- 
Will


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