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Urdu - [G-I] Indic and arabic fonts; which are b est? (Youssef and Christian) Petrişor) (j ess body)
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- Subject: Urdu - [G-I] Indic and arabic fonts; which are b est? (Youssef and Christian) Petrişor) (j ess body)
- From: jess body <jessbody at gmail dot com>
- Date: Tue, 24 Jan 2006 20:22:05 -0500
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Youssef, وعلیکم اسلام
Although some of the Nafees fonts from CRULP have restrictive licenses, but since "Nafees Web Naskh" was meant for the web, it has a liberal license in terms of usage and distribution. The license is custom, not any of the usual ones. Since the CRULP site is down, I can't get the exact statement. But if there is any issue, we can get a clarification from Dr. Sarmad Hussain of CRULP.
Christian,
Regarding the Urdu translation, I think that guys from www.urduweb.org will be interested in taking this up. If you can give a ball park estimate of the translation work required (say, number of sentences), I can ask for volunteers on the urduweb forum.
Regards,