Hi Sergei, You'll find the char tables here: http://www.unicode.org/charts/
Hope this helps, Cheers, James -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Sergei Kolodka Sent: April 19, 2004 9:30 AM To: John Keegan Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: New IDN Punycode Questions Importance: High Hello John, As I understand language code (language tag) required to register multilingual domain name. Domain name must have characters only within one language and you must provide this language together with domain name, maybe registry check if characters of domain match to defined languages, don't know. Some registrars assign this tag to domain themselves, some, as Tucows does, require user to provide this code. More about language tag here: http://www.verisign.com/nds/naming/idn/faq/langtag_faq.html BTW, can someone enlight me where I can find character tables for each language tag ? JK> When using the new IDN Conversion tool at the URL found in the JK> recent reseller update, it is possible to convert to and from JK> Punycode without specifying a "Language Code". But the new RCL code JK> and the update to the Horizon RWI has the "Language Code" option JK> required when registering or transferring a domain name of the IDN JK> persuasion. What is the purpose of this language code, as it seems JK> one can do conversions to and from UTF-8 without it? Is it actually JK> the marker for an IDN, i.e. if the domain has a language code it's an IDN? JK> IDNs, formerly known as multilingual domain names... JK> "Internationalized domain names" as if domain names were not previously international. -- Best regards, Sergei Kolodka [EMAIL PROTECTED]
