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    How many bits are used to represent Unicode, ASCII, UTF-16, and UTF-8 characters?
    2008-05-10 04:35:51
    Unicode requires 16 bits and ASCII require 7 bits. Although the ASCII character set uses only 7 bits, it is usually represented as 8 bits. UTF-8 represents characters using 8, 16, and 18 bit patterns. UTF-16 uses 16-bit and larger bit patterns.
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    VLC with Unicode Subtitle
    2008-04-19 08:31:00
    I've been thinking for an idea to written here and finally just got one after struggling with my VLC.I guess you're already familiar with the player, right? most handy media player without need of any codecs. I was playing an Jdorama SP (Special episode of a particular Japanese drama series) with softsub subtitle, separate srt file, but wondering why the player displays array of squares instead of Japanese characters as written in the sub file.Somehow I found the fix for it. Perhaps you already noticed the default VLC subtitle font is Arial. You may not know that this font does not support Unicode character such as Japanese, Chinese, Korean characters. I change the default font to Arial Unicode, which is the extended version of Arial, the characters are then displayed properly now.[ VLC Settings » Preferences » Video » Subtitles » Text Renderer ]I was thinking whether I can use any other fonts other than Arial Unicode that also supports Unicode, since I find Arial "has pretty stand
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    Changing System Locale(language) to Run Non-Unicode Programs
    2008-04-01 07:24:25
    If you are having trouble running non-unicode programs, for example if you are not able to see the text in certain chinese programs, you should change the system locale/language in order to run the programs correctly. I think I should show you another example in detail. Before Changing system Language (Program: Thunder Downloader) : After Changing system Language [...]
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    What is Unicode and why was it introduced?
    2008-03-25 00:40:56
    In order to understand the concept of Unicode we need to move little back and understand ANSI code. ASCII (ask key) stands for American Standard Code for Information Interchange. In ASCII format every character is represented by one byte (i.e. 8 bits). So in short we can have 256 characters (2^8). Before UNICODE came in to picture programmers used code page to represent characters in different languages. Code page is a different interpretation of ASCII set. Code pages keep 128 characters for English and the rest 128 characters are tailored for a specific language. Below is a pictorial representation of the same. There are following disadvantages of the CODE page approach:- √ Some languages like Chinese have more than 5000 characters which is difficult to represent only 128 character set. √ Only two languages can be supported at one time. As said in the previous note you can use 128 for English and the rest 128 for the other language. √ The end client should have the code page.
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    Does .NET support UNICODE and how do you know it supports?
    2008-01-17 23:40:33
    Yes .NET definitely supports UNICODE. Try to see sizeof (char), you will se 2 bytes.Char type data type stores only one character which needs only 8 bits but because .NEThas to support UNICODE it uses 16 bits to store the same.
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    Unicode and MARC
    2007-12-06 13:10:55
    News from LC.The revised Character set specifications are now posted on the MARC site. They take into account the use of the full Unicode repertoire, as opposed to only the MARC-8 subset of Unicode, and also include the loss-less and lossy techniques for converting full Unicode to MARC-8 repertoire that were approved this year.The MARC-8 specifications are still part of the document and the MARC-8 character code tables and mappings have some improved formatting, but no changes have been made to the MARC-8 to Unicode character set mappings.The XML (all MARC-8 repertoire) and comma-delimited (East Asian MARC-8 only) files are still downloadable, but we plan to improve the XML file in the near future. We are interested to know whether the comma-delimited file is used, as we may only need to offer the XML for download.
    By: Catalogablog
     

    UNICODE BANGLA HELP
    2007-11-03 09:13:00
    To know more about Unicode TypingVisit Unicode Bangla Help CenterUse Avro Keyboard for unicode typing.Visit OmicronLab homepage to know more.Writing in web pageWrite in the specified place,Copy them and Paste in your destination post.Click the links belowMorshed toolDipayon toolEnjoy the freeness of UniJoy / UniBijoy. (It is a combination of Bijoy and Phonetic way. Phonetic is the modern way where vowels should type after consonant.) Click Here~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~You may write Bangla in this site. QuillPad.(It is also a typing style of modern way.)~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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