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	Hangul OpenType Specification | Terms | Shaping | Features | Other | Appendix
		Other encoding issues Handling invalid combination marks Combining marks and signs that appear in text not in conjunction with a valid consonant base are considered invalid. When an invalid combination of letters is encountered, Uniscribe simply starts a new syllable/cluster. Please note that to render a sign standalone (in apparent isolation from any base) one should apply it on a space (see section 2.5 'Combining Marks' of the Unicode Standard). Uniscribe requires a ZWJ to be placed between the space and a mark for them to combine into a standalone sign. Unicode code points that are recommended for inclusion in any Korean Hangul font are the ZWJ (zero width joiner; U+200C), the ZWNJ (zero width non-joiner; U+200D) and the ZWSP (zero width space; U+200B). this page was last updated 7 April 2003 © 2003 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Terms of use. comments to the MST group: how to contact us
	Hangul OpenType Specification | Terms | Shaping | Features | Other | Appendix
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