More precisely, try this file:
http://h27.www2.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/bpl13206/bpl13206.pdf
which contains all the symbol sets charts and cross-references with the
MSL/Unicode code and their assignment in other subsets.
It is refered within the downloadable reference CDROM for the
First start with this page:
http://www.hp.com/cposupport/printers/support_doc/bpl04568.html
You may want to buy this:
"Refer to the HP PCL5 Technical Reference Bundle. To order, call HP's
driver/software distribution at 661-257-5565. The part number is
5961-0976."
You may also look at:
http://www.
From: "Asmus Freytag" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> At 08:26 PM 9/1/03 -0700, Doug Ewell wrote:
> >Tex Texin wrote:
> >
> > > In most industry usages, MBCS refers to variable width encodings,
not
> > > fixed width.
> >
> >Well, if variable-width encodings are referred to as both DBCS (see,
for
> >example,
At 06:48 -0700 2003-09-02, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Michael Eversion wrote on 08/19/2003 02:52:55 PM:
>p. 63 (Syloti Nagri): both top and bottom read "SILOTI NAGRI".
> I will look into all of that, and thank you for it; but note that of
those only Thaana can be expected to display, as none of t
Peter Kirk on 08/21/2003 09:33:27 AM:
> As for the requirement for distinct upper and lower case variants of
> ayin, I understood that there was a similar requirement in some minor
> Cyrillic languages, at least for apostrophe and double apostrophe.
> Earlier this year Peter Constable was gathe
Michael Eversion wrote on 08/19/2003 02:52:55 PM:
> >p. 63 (Syloti Nagri): both top and bottom read "SILOTI NAGRI".
> I will look into all of that, and thank you for it; but note that of
> those only Thaana can be expected to display, as none of the others
> have been encoded. So none of those
Michael Eversion wrote on 08/19/2003 03:14:47 PM:
> Golly, I was able to distinguish Latin and Georgian and Cyrillic on a
> Mac SE 30 in 1985. Or was it 1987.(Long before Worldscript I admit.)
> And years before that there was the Osborne with its dot-matrix
> miracles.
IIRC, the Mac SE did no
Tex Texin wrote:
> In most industry usages, MBCS refers to variable width encodings, not
> fixed width.
Well, if variable-width encodings are referred to as both DBCS (see, for
example, http://czyborra.com/charsets/cjk.html#dbcs) and MBCS, then what
term is used to describe a fixed-width encodin
At 08:26 PM 9/1/03 -0700, Doug Ewell wrote:
Tex Texin wrote:
> In most industry usages, MBCS refers to variable width encodings, not
> fixed width.
Well, if variable-width encodings are referred to as both DBCS (see, for
example, http://czyborra.com/charsets/cjk.html#dbcs) and MBCS, then what
ter
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