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[DOC File]Universal Multiple-Octet Coded Character Set
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This version of the Unicode Character Database includes the first major update of the CJK database (Unihan) in two years. The Unihan Database provides character properties, definitions, pronunciations, mappings, and other information for the CJK characters in the standard—the characters used in particular for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.
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Unicode Symbol Reference (short) Author: Tuomas Aura Description: Accented and Cyrillic characters are not included in this short version. Last modified by: Tuomas Aura Created Date: 9/12/2001 2:15:00 PM Company: Microsoft Corporation Other titles: Unicode Symbol Reference (short)
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[DOC File]Unicode and Localization at the American University of Armenia
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The same discrepancy exists between Unicode Version 1.0 compared to Versions 2.0 through 4.1.0. In Unicode the glyph is also inconsistent with the compatibility decomposition of the character into 0047 G 0050 P 0061 a. The Unicode Consortium has issued an erratum for the Unicode …
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[DOC File]List of all characters from V4
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Addition of 1 new character 1F610 NEUTRAL FACE. Changes to several glyphs, changes to character names and reordering of the characters inside the Emoticons block (the results are consolidated in document N. 3826) Changes to mappings to Emoji sources (to be incorporated in the revised EmojiSrc.txt - document N. 3835), and
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In previous Unicode conferences, I have reported on the progress made in the area of character set standardization for Armenian and automated reversible English/Armenian transliteration, since these are instances of generic Unicode localization and internationalization issues that are not unique to the Republic of Armenia.
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[DOC File]Unicode Symbol Reference (short)
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Unicode describes characters with ‘unusual properties’ in section 4.11. The opening paragraph of Annex F – Alternate Format Characters, in 10646 (joint edition) is as follows: “There is a special class of characters called Alternate Format Characters which are …
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[DOC File]Unicode Consortium Liaison Report for WG2 Meeting #47
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Unicode allows characters that are not used in the English language to be recognized by Web Servers. The Unicode IIS Exploit allows users to run arbitrary commands on the target web servers. The Unicode extensions loaded on IIS Servers are known to be vulnerable unless they are running the current patches within the server.
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[DOC File]Microsoft IIS Unicode Exploit Explained
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A character set is a list of alphanumeric characters and the codes that represent each one. The most common character set is Unicode (16 bits for each character), which has ASCII as a subset. The 8-bit ASCII set is sufficient for English but not for other (or multiple) languages.
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[DOC File]Universal Multiple-Octet Coded Character Set
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Unicode, in the simplest terms, is a character set that supports all written languages. Computers today can only support one character set at a time, but Unicode allows all languages to co-exist in a single instance of software. In the past, without Unicode, multiple software instances were required to support multiple languages. Processing
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[DOC File]Unicode Liaison Report
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Experts from Canada, China, Ireland, Japan, Republic of Korea, the Unicode Consortium (liaison) and the USA were present when the following resolutions were adopted. Thirty one (31) delegates representing six (6) national bodies, three (3) liaison organizations and eight (8) guests attended the meeting (see attached attendance list).
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