Æ
æ
Þ
þ
Ð
ð
Ȝ
ȝ
Ᵹ
ᵹ

Æ
æ
Þ
þ
Ð
ð
Ȝ
ȝ
Ƿ
ƿ
Ᵹ
ᵹ
Œ
œ
⁊

Can people without Junicode installed see these runes?

ᚠ
ᚢ
ᚦ
ᚨ
ᚱ
ᚲ
ᚷ
ᚹ
ᚺ
ᚾ
ᛁ
ᛃ
ᛇ
ᛈ
ᛉ

Can people without Junicode installed see these runes?

Just see boxes on the last note, Dave.

Boxes here, too.

I see the runes.  Ubuntu 7.04 Firefox 2.0.0.3

IE shows them as boxes, Netscape as questionmarks and (interesting) Firefox shows a box with a code inside;

With Firefox I always get the code inside the box. I checked three fonts with Firefox and got the same display. With IE I got a empty box of a different shape.

Mac OS X.5.8, Firefox 3.5.5; I see boxes with the Unicode hex values inside.

That’s a clever feature Firefox added: even if your computer can’t display a character, you can (with good eyesight) read the hex code and find out what it’s supposed to be.

Faldage, do you have Junicode installed?

Not that I know of.  I never did anything to install it but one never knows what goodies are hidden away in a Linux distro.  Is there some way I can tell?

I’ve got no clue about how to check fonts in Linux. But I bet it is there--or another font that supports a wider range of Unicode than is normally the case.

Since you have OpenOffice installed, start the application and look in the fonts pulldown in the toolbar.

Firefox 3.5.5 shows:

Post 1: All runes perfect save the penultimate.

Post 2: All runes perfect save the fifth from last.

Post 3: All runes perfect.

I don’t see any fonts identified as Junicode.  I do have a bunch that start with ae_