Dear Colleagues, Attached is my update to the Proposal. In it I have: - Accepted the IP's proposed rephrasings, where they seemed non-controversial. (I think this makes it easier to find the places where they have substantive criticisms.) - Added French to the listing of languages using à - Added the table of Generic Glyph Variants - Changed Reference [0] to [99], per the IP's request that we not use [0] - Moved the extended description of Latin Small Letter A and Latin Small Letter Alpha to Appendix D, per the IP's recommendation - Regularized our use of Unicode Names. We had, in various places, used "Latin Small Letter", "Small Letter", and "Letter". They are now all the same. - In several tables, the word processing software had "helpfully" changed the lower case glyph to upper case -- apparently because it thought it was starting a new sentence. These have all (I think) been restored to lower case. - Added suggestions for how to address a couple of the TBD notes from the IP - Added a few edits of my own. (I expect to have more. These are just things that I noticed while doing other things.) I hope this moves us forward a bit. Bill Jouris Inside Products bill.jouris@insidethestack.com 831-659-8360 925-855-9512 (direct)