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# International font support database
# Important notes : when modifying this file,  take care to respect exactly the syntaxe used in the different lines.
# This file is used to indicate Fonts that need special support in Central European annd Middle Eastern products
# as well as customizing complementary Fonts.
# You need to add an entry to this file in the following cases:
#  - A Font does not follow platform rules for script or charset attribute: Example
#    Arabic XT Fonts for Mac have Roman ID while they are intended for Arabic support
#    Some Central European Fonts on Mac has Roman ID instead of Central European
#  - A Font is very old and does not have valid Unicode information, so it requires special support
#  - A particular Font is to be used when a glyph is missing in the used Font
#
# An entry in this file is a line that does NOT start with #
# Each entry is a line that have the following structure
# "FONTNAME" [type=FONTTYPE] [unicode=UNICODEVALUE] [complementary="COMPLFONT"]
# where text between braket is optional, lower case text must be typed as shown and
# UPPER case text is to be replaced as hereafter
# Example "UB-Courier" type=wingreek unicode=0 complementary="Times"
# FONTNAME is the platform font name, use decimal representation for Mac fonts written with non-roman characters
# UNICODEVALUE is 0 (Zero) or 1, if this entry is missing the Font is supposed to be Unicode (1)
# COMPLFONT is a platform font name to use as a complementary font
# The complementary="font name" statement may be used to associate a complementary font
# (usually a Roman font) for displaying the characters the main font cannot render.
# By default, the complementary font is "Times New Roman" on Windows and "Times" on Macintosh.
# FONTTYPE is one of the reserved word defined below
#
# -----------------------------
# Valid type keywords are:
#
# CE languages for Win are:
# wingreek or 1253: Win Greek files
# winturkish or 1254: Win Turkish files
# winbaltic or 1257: Win Baltic files
# wincyrillic or 1251: Win Cyrillic files
# wince or 1250: Win CE files
#
# CE languages for Mac are:
# macturkish or 10081: Mac Turkish fonts
# maccroatian or 10082: Mac Croatian fonts
# macromanian or 10010: Mac Romanian fonts
# maccyrillic or 10007: Mac Cyrillic fonts
# macukrainian or 10017: Mac Ukrainian fonts
# macicelandic or 10079: Mac Icelandic fonts
# macce or 10029 : Mac Central Europe fonts
#
# Roman languages
# macroman or 10000: Mac Roman fonts
# winroman or 1252: Win Roman files
#
# Arabic language
# macphonix: Mac Phonix Arabic
#
# -----------------------------
# As an example:
# "fontname" type=wingreek unicode=0
#
# ---------------------------
# Complementary font :
# ---------------------------
# The complementary="font name" statement may be used to associate a complementary font
# (usually a Roman font) for displaying the characters the main font cannot render.
# By default, the complementary font is "Times" on Macintosh.
# If the entry is already existing, you just have to add : complementary="fontname" otherwise,
# you have to create a complete entry as describe below
# By default, the complementary font is times, you will find just below examples of complementary fonts
# to test them, just remove the # at the begining of the line. 
# you will have to relaunch your application if you want the modifications to take effect
# "Geezah" type=macarabic unicode=0 complementary="Helvetica"
# "Baghdad" type=macarabic unicode=0 complementary="Palatino"