I think I've found an explanation. Both separate and combined characters are present in Unicode.
So, in a way you are right - if you can type the letters with daggesh and vowels, you can web-publish them as well. It is not directly linked to the font you have, but rather to the keyboard driver's capabilities, but who cares :)
Otherwise, all these characters can be coded using Unicode, number by number. Of course, this is too tedious for a text. But quite acceptable if you only need a couple of characters as an example.
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Date: 2005-06-22 02:07 pm (UTC)So, in a way you are right - if you can type the letters with daggesh and vowels, you can web-publish them as well. It is not directly linked to the font you have, but rather to the keyboard driver's capabilities, but who cares :)
Otherwise, all these characters can be coded using Unicode, number by number. Of course, this is too tedious for a text. But quite acceptable if you only need a couple of characters as an example.