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Article #976Latin-2 character set
From: Sandra Martin
Date: Fri, 27 Jan 1989 20:17
Date: Fri, 27 Jan 1989 20:17
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I'd appreciate some help in locating the following:
1. A listing of the high half (decimal positions
128-255) of the ISO 8859/2 character set. The
set usually is called Latin-2.
2. A list of the languages Latin-2 supports.
3. A list of compose sequences (if one exists)
for the Latin-2 characters. By compose sequences,
I mean keystrokes that allow users to create
any Latin-2 character with an ASCII-only keyboard.
I know that such sequences exist for Latin-1, but
I don't know whether anyone has defined them for
Latin-2.
Thanks for your help.
Sandra Martin, Apollo Computer
sandi@apollo.com
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