Martin wrote: > If the Asian or Arabic char-sets prove to be trouble with the page, > we can still generate jpgs with the most necessary information. Jane McGary had earlier written: > I like the idea of a summary page with some of the "biggest" > languages, particularly Asian ones if we can generate the writing > systems Virtually all modern computers have Unicode fully enabled. This means you can type in any language whose writing system has been unicodified. Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese, various Indian languages, Arabic, Greek, Russian are all implemented. Of these, I suggest Chinese, Japanese, and Russian as the top priorities. We all are aware, I believe, that both China and Japan have long standing horticultural traditions. Russia may be a surprise, but Russia has gardeners and horticulturists too. [I've read that Russian horticulture tends to focus on lilacs because they are so hardy.]