FW: Mapping tables and Book Schedule

From: Lori Hoerth (lorih@microsoft.com)
Date: Fri Mar 31 1995 - 10:11:13 EST

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I have mapping tables for the below code pages which I will put on the
CD as I have them unless I get PC and EBCDIC code pages from someone at
IBM and MAC code pages from Apple. These will be on the FTP server today.
MAC
        Roman
        Japanese
        Greek I
        Cyrillic
        Latin 2
        Icelandic
        Turkish
PC
        437
        737
        775
        850
        852
        855
        857
        860
        861
        862
        863
        864
        865
        866
        869
        874
        932
        936
        949
        950
EBCDIC
        037
        500
        1026
        875

Since I'm not on this alias, please respond to me directly if you add
code page tables, or have comments on those that I place on the server.

Thanks - Lori (lorih@microsoft.com)
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From: Murray Sargent
To: Lori Hoerth
Subject: FW: Mapping tables and Book Schedule
Date: 1995. March 30. 18:00DU

--fyi--------
From: Lloyd Honomichl <LLOYD_HONOMICHL@Novell.COM>
To: <unicore@Unicode.ORG>
Subject: Mapping tables and Book Schedule
Date: Thursday, March 30, 1995 3:57PM

Hello all!

Has anything happened to the book schedule that I failed to hear
about? I thought we'd have drafts around now.

Also, the CDROM area on the FRTP site doesn't seem to have the
following tables that were in Version 1, Volume 1:

ISO 8879 (SGML)
ISO DIS 6862.2
Adobe character sets
Mac character sets
PC Code pages
EBCDIC code pages

Seems we ought to have more mapping tables in Version 2 than 1, not
less. Doesn't anyone have softcopy of these? (I have _some_ and
will supply them to the appropriate vendors if needed.)

Lllloyd

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