Instructions (Draft)

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The Normalization Chart lists the Unicode 3.0 characters with their normalized forms. To read it, you will need a Unicode font -- see the Unicode website for more information. This is a draft document -- feedback is welcome.

The format is as follows:

Code	C	D	KC	KD
Ā `0100`	Ā `0100`	Ā `0041 0304`	Ā `0100`	Ā `0041 0304`
ā `0101`	ā `0101`	ā `0061 0304`	ā `0101`	ā `0061 0304`
Ă `0102`	Ă `0102`	Ă `0041 0306`	Ă `0102`	Ă `0041 0306`

Each Unicode character that has a normalization form (C, D, KC, KD) is listed on the left. The different forms are listed in the appropriate columns. If a column is grayed out, then it has the "normal" value, as given by the following table.

Form Grayed out when Example of non-grayed out

The same as Code

·
0387 ·
00B7 ·
00B7 ·
00B7 ·
00B7

Same as NFC

À
00C0 À
00C0 À
0041 0300 À
00C0 À
0041 0300

Same as NFC

¼
00BC ¼
00BC ¼
00BC 1⁄4
0031 2044 0034 1⁄4
0031 2044 0034

Same as NFD or NFKC

ẛ
1E9B ẛ
1E9B ẛ
017F 0307 ṡ
1E61 ṡ
0073 0307

This is simply a way to focus attention on the cells with interesting values. It allows you, for example, to scan down a column to find characters that only differ in form C