Proper noun
Unicode- A series of character encoding standards intended to support the characters used by a large number of the world's languages.
- The Unicode standards together with standards for representing character strings as byte strings.
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- 1.Unicode Worldwide Character Standard
- The home page for the Unicode character set standard, and the Unicode Consortium.
- http://www.unicode.org/
- 2.Unicode - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- A description of the basic concept of Unicode plus links to related resources. ... 2.1 Unicode Transformation Format and Universal Character Set ...
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U
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How can i change a unicode If there isn't a way to do
this, how do I read unicode
text? I have a document that
is 12 pages of unicode text
and I need to be able to read
what it says. Is there any
kind of website I can so the
conversion on? Thanks!
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What are you talking about? Every home computer system at home today reads Unicode. Indeed they use Unicode at the base level. Most word processors today also use Unicode as their basic character set. Now there is more than one type of Unicode coding. Unicode text might be in UTF-8 or in UTF-16 Big End or in UTF-16 Small End. But you haven’t told us what kind of “document” you are looking at, a plain text document, an HTML document, a word processor document, or what. Where did you get this document from? You can try to convert at http://rishida.net/scripts/uni view/conversion.php and see what you get. |
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How do I get language Unicode When I try to view websites
with certain Unicode language
characters on websites (like
Wikipedia) I can't actually
see the characters. All I get
is domino-like boxes with
numbers in them, like this:
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You need to download the appropriate fonts. There is an excellent gallery of foreign fonts (including Klingon!) at http://www.wazu.jp/ By the way, be wary of Sexy T's answer. All the URLs point to identical page matter, and the required info is not there. |
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How many people now can write I have seen the writing before
and I have heard of some
tribes that are still isolated
from modern technology. Is it
possible that anyone out there
can still write in Philippino
unicode instead of the roman
alphabet? If non-Chinese
people learn the Chinese
characters than there must be
some pinoy like me that can
write in ancient styled
writing.
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I lived in the Philippines for two years then returned to Canada. I learned alibata (aka Baybayin) while I was there. I can still read and write it (writing it is the easy part). I know a couple people who can do the same. People in Ilo Ilo, Palawan, etc. know how to read and write too. It just takes a lot of practise. |
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