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To: Wyätt Gwyön who wrote (10427)	12/10/2005 6:20:39 PM
From: dybdahl	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19790

Fonts describe the way that characters look, so I assume you meant to ask if there are any URLs that contain asian characters. Yes there are, and here is one example: xn--392bz6hw4d43d.kr Unfortunately, SiliconInvestor doesn't allow korean characters, so I had to show the ascii version of the site, but if you click the URL above with Firefox, you will see the URL name with korean characters. Here are some other ones: xn--4rwo91h.jp (japanese) xn--w7u.cn (chinese) xn---flclaigce7azbfwdidei1hzg.bigli.ru (russian) I'm not sure how much sense this makes in these languages, and I have no clue what these homepage are about, so please bear over with me if there is inappropriate material on any of these sites. The URLs were all retrieved using google and the "inurl:" construct. All the URLs above should be clickable with MSIE, because I presented the ascii version. however, as you may notice, these ascii version URLs are quite cryptic and not easy to remember. Lars.