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35. フォントの問題として
• JIS X 0213:2004の変更
• “葛飾区”とか“祇園”
• Windows VistaでシステムフォントがJIS
2004対応フォントに
• Windows VistaではOpenTypeの機能を利用
して、フォントに複数の字形を割り当てるこ
とでゕプリケーション側で対応可能