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Tue, 26 Jul 1994 18:39
Reminder - Unicode Implementers Workshop, Sept 8-9
Author: Tim Greenwood
Date: Tue, 26 Jul 1994 18:39
Date: Tue, 26 Jul 1994 18:39
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The sixth Unicode Implementers Workshop is now less than
two months away. There is still time for early registration
at a reduced rate. Our call for papers has been very successful
and we will be able to offer the largest variety of topics ever
at a Unicode Implementers Workshop. John C. Dvorak is going to
give the keynote presentation.
If you are interested, please take a moment to fill out the
attached form and register for this event. Or, pass this information =
your colleagues and anyone else you think might benefit from this informati=
on.
I hope you can join us in September.
Asmus Freytag
Vice President Marketing
The Unicode Consortium
PS: please do not respond to the sender of this message;
use the FAX number provided or this electronic contact:
workshop@unicode.org
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Unicode/ISO 10646 Implementers=92 Workshop 6
Santa Clara, California, USA
September 8-9, 1994
THE WORKSHOP
The Unicode Implementers Workshop is an excellent
opportunity for developers to learn about Unicode and
its use from industry leaders as well as members of
the Unicode Technical Committee. The workshop will
feature several tracks of presentations. There will be
an opportunity to attend an optional tutorial, and an
exhibition area.
AGENDA
Continental Breakfast from 8:00am on both days.
Sessions start at 9:00. Two or three tracks of sessions
before and after lunch. Sessions end at 5:00pm
On Sept. 8, there will be a reception in the evening,
accompanying an exhibition of products supporting
the Unicode Standard, from a variety of vendors.
KEYNOTE PRESENTATION by John C. Dvorak
SESSION TOPICS
Featured topics include:
- Purpose and History of the Unicode Consortium
- Relationship between Unicode and ISO-10646
- Conversion betw. Unicode and other Character Sets
- Compatibility with non-Unicode applications
- Unicode in a Heterogeneous Environment
- Designing a Font for Unicode
- Font Rendering Under Unicode
- Combining Characters
- Migrating Existing Software to Unicode
- Single code base
- Lessons learned in implementing Unicode
- Writing a Word Processor for Unicode
- A Multilingual System based on Unicode
- Universal Language Support
- National Language Support based on Unicode
- Collation
- Unicode in a Glyph Identification System
- Bidirectional Text processing
- Displaying Indic Scripts
- Unicode and Mathematical Text
- Ideographic issues and Kanji Fonts
- Object oriented environments and application frameworks
- Support for Unicode in Apple Macintosh, TrueType GX, Win32,
Windows NT, Taligent, Plan 9, and XPG4
SPEAKERS' ORGANIZATIONS:
Adobe, Apple, Bigelow&Holmes, Borland, Digital, Gamma
Productions, Hewlett-Packard, IBM, Metis, Microsoft, National
University of Singapore, Novell, Sybase, Taligent, TypeHaus,
University of Z=FCrich
Included in the registration price:
- Proceedings, Tutorial
- Diskette with conversion tables
- Breakfast, Lunch, Reception & Refreshment
TUTORIAL SESSIONS
The Unicode Implementers=92 Workshop will
feature a separate track of tutorial sessions,
that present an in-depth discussion of the
architectural features of the Unicode
Standard and how they relate to the writing
systems in use throughout the world.
TARGET AUDIENCE
Software developers and managers, but also data base
architects, font designers, technical writers and others
interested in practical information on implementing
the Unicode Standard. =
DATE
September 8-9, 1994
LOCATION
The Westin Hotel, Santa Clara
5101 Great America Parkway
Santa Clara, CA 95054
Tel: (408)-986-0700
Fax: (408)-980-3939
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For further information and registration
please contact:
Unicode Implementers' Workshop
Dawn or Barbara, CCI
931 Brunette Avenue, Suite 201
Coquitlam, BC B3K 6T5
Canada
Phone: 604-527-1045
Fax: 604-527-1046
E-Mail: workshop@unicode.org
To register now please fill in the registration form
below and send it to the address listed above.
Upon receipt of your registration and payment
by Unicode/CCI, you will be sent a confir-
mation letter with additional information and
the final agenda. Unicode reserves the right to
make changes. Cancellations must be
received before August 22 and carry a fee of
$30. Registrations may be transferred.
It is advised that hotel reservations be made by
August 22. Please call the Westin, Santa Clara directly
and request the Unicode, Inc. special group rate ($95
single, $105 double twin).
Please notify us two weeks in advance of the
workshop, if you need special accommodations.
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WORKSHOP REGISTRATION
Please Print
____________________________________________
NAME
____________________________________________
COMPANY OR ORGANIZATION
____________________________________________
ADDRESS
___________________________________________
CITY STATE/ZIP
____________________________________________
COUNTRY
____________________________________________
PHONE
____________________________________________
FAX
____________________________________________
E-MAIL
Please register me for the UIW 6 in Santa Clara
[ ] Registration before August 15 US $245
[ ] Registration after August 15 US $295 =
[ ] With Membership discount US $220
Eligible for the membership discount are
Individual Members, or an unlimited number
of employees of Unicode Member Companies
or Associate Members
Total US $ _________
[ ] PAYMENT ENCLOSED
Please make checks / money orders payable to:
Unicode, Inc.
[ ] Visa [ ] Mastercard [ ] American Expr. [ ] JCB
Credit cards will be billed in US Dollars
___________________________________________
CARD NUMBER EXP. DATE
___________________________________________
NAME as it appears on card
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SIGNATURE
Unicode and the Unicode logo are trademarks of
Unicode Inc.
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Tim Greenwood. Digital Equipment Corporation. Unicode development
greenwood@r2me2.enet.dec.com Nashua NH
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