> > It is a comma. OpenType fonts like pala.ttf provide a Romanian > locale which will replace the cedilla with a comma. > I did a search on the net for `OpenType' and `pala.ttf'. I got many many pages about OpenType fonts, none about pala.ttf and it seams that all it is about windows. I checked the glyphs in my windows partition on my PC. Times New Roman have the T and t with a comma and S and s with a cedilla. Lucida console is with a cedilla for all S, s, T, t. It seams that many people make no difference. Do you know a place where I can download such fonts? I am sure that I don't have the required glyphs on my PC. I downloaded a text in unicode and I open it with yudit. Only 5% of the characters are visible, and a long list of warnings that the fonts are not found in the specified path. Thank you, Ionel