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 Sender: susan lasovick <lasovick@world.std.com>
 Subject: Implementation of Big5/GB; local regal regulations (fwd)



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 Date: Fri, 4 Feb 1994 23:59:37 -0500 (EST)
 From: susan lasovick <lasovick@world.std.com>
 To: mailists <ccnet-l@uga.uga.edu>, insoft-l@cis.vutbr.cz
 Subject: Implementation of Big5/GB; local regal regulations

 Hi everyone,

 - Do any of you implement Big5 and GB codesets so that the user can
 dynamically switch from one to the other, as with the Twinbridge Chinese
 utility?  I am wondering if this is a requirement for applications
 targeting the Hong kong market.

 - Are there legal restrictions in your country (my interest is GLOBAL- so
 wherever you reside) that prohibit or restrict the mention of prices for
 product advertisments or advertisements for training?  Do advertised
 prices need to include local taxes?  In Europe it is generally the case
 that it is illegal to engage in competitive advertising- in particular to
 insuate that your product is better than the competitor's- is that the
 case where you are?  Does your country have other restrictions that
 foreign marketers(from the US or any other country) need to be aware of?

 Thank You very much,
 Best Regards,
 Susan Lasovick
 lasovick@world.std.com
 tel:617-631-7696
 fax:617-639-4496


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