REPLY TO 09/17/98 13:19 FROM UNICODE@UNICODE.ORG: Re: IPA and Unicode
John Cowan <cowan@locke.ccil.org> wrote:
>Richard Cook wrote:
>
>> Since I do not have handy access to a copy of the Unicode Standard, ...
[snip]
>> Is the Standard available in book stores? in electronic form,
>> on CD?
>
>Yes; I've seen it in technical bookstores. The whole Standard is not
>on the CD-ROM; in particular, it has no pictures.
The most efficient way to buy the Unicode Standard is from the Unicode
Consortium. The order form is at:
http://www.unicode.org/unicode/uni2book/u2ord.html
or you can call (408) 777-3721. All major credit cards are accepted.
But since you're at Berkeley, you might want to check the ASUC bookstore
first.
The Unicode Standard is only available in book form. The CD-ROM
accompanying the book contains various tables, etc., but not the full text.
To be completely up to date, you will also need the supplementary Unicode
Technical Report #8, "The Unicode Standard, Version 2.1," which is
Web-published at:
http://www.unicode.org/unicode/reports/tr8.html
As John noted, the code charts are also published on the Unicode Web site,
but this is not the complete book.
-- Joan Aliprand
Chair, Unicode Technical Committee
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