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Re: Unicode 'as string' = unicode?
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Re: Unicode 'as string' = unicode?


  • Subject: Re: Unicode 'as string' = unicode?
  • From: John W Baxter <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 5 Sep 2002 19:39:07 -0700

At 1:28 -0700 9/5/2002, Christopher Nebel wrote:
>[2] I've never seen anyone actually use "international text". Some
>dictionaries claim they do, but they lie.

There was a period early on (Winter 1992 AE Registry) when various things
suddenly became International Text. (Including the direct object to
'misc'/'dosc') And then in the later 1992 updates to the Winter 1992
Registry (I'm hedging...memory not up to getting it right) they switched
back to text.

I wrote some handlers for Frontier which did the right thing during the
Winter 1992 aberration.

Then our favorite[1] Registrar was "released from active duty" and things
went rapidly down hill, including some left over "international text"
things which probably shouldn't have been itxt.

--John

[1] Our only Registrar.

--
John Baxter email@hidden Port Ludlow, WA, USA
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