With the permission of Radek, I've gone ahead and created a gtkhtml-3.3.0 release and uploaded it to ftp.gnome.org. The difference between this version and the gtkhtml-3.1.x development versions is that it depends on libgnomeprint-2.7 and uses Pango for rendering to the printer as well as to the screen. This allows correct printing of Indic languages, Thai and so forth, though not yet right-to-left languages like Hebrew or Arabic. It should be noted that: - The 3.3.x releases will NOT be part of GNOME-2.8 or the next release of Evolution. If you want to be part of the official testing for either of those, use a 3.1.x release of GtkHTML. - If you file bugs when using this release, please clearly note the version number and add otaylor redhat com to the Cc: line. But if you have an interest in using GtkHTML or Evolution with languages that don't currently print correctly, testing would be very much appreciated. Thanks, Owen
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