Syllabic font orientation

Not all unicode fonts display East Cree syllabics properly

As unicode becomes the de facto standard for text encoding and representation in computing, a number of universal fonts have pushed to include as many unicode characters as possible.
However they have not paid attention to regional differences in representation. When it comes to Eastern James Bay Cree (a.k.a East Cree) syllabics this is very much the case. Although some unicode fonts may contain syllabics, often the orientation may be out of alignment with the regional orthography. In the case of the East Cree, one such scenario the sh+vowel. Below is a illustration of Correct vs Incorrect orientation of East Cree syllabics.

Font orientation of syllabics

	shi	sha	shu	she
BJCree Uni	ᔑ	ᔕ	ᔓ	ᔐ
Arial MS	ᔑ	ᔕ	ᔓ	ᔐ
Euphemia UCAS	ᔑ	ᔕ	ᔓ	ᔐ
NB: Depending on your browser setup the table above may not display as intended. The image below illustrates the same point as the table

In conclusion if your syllabic text does not have the proper orientation of the character as per your regional orthography, switch to a regional specific font! In East Cree use BJCree UNI or visit this page for more font choices