RE: Microsoft Windows NT 4.0

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Actually, very good point. I have not been able to get authoritative info from Microsoft. But how we code depends on support of Unicode 2.0 or not.

Thanks,
Smita

>>Reply to your message of 8/1/96 1:53 AM

>
>Could someone tell me whether newly released Windows NT 4.0
>support Unicode 2.0? I guess what I really want to know
>is whether it supports 11,172 Hangul characters and how
>it handles compatibility problem with old KS C 5601 Hangul
>characters.
>
>--
>Kang, Tae-Jin
>Vice President, Division of Officeware
>Hangul & Computer Co.,LTD., Seoul, Korea
>
>>End of message.

Smita Desai
International Engineering
FTP Software, Inc.

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