Re: Is there such a thing as GB12345-80?

From: Ken Lunde (lunde@adobe.com)
Date: Fri Feb 12 1999 - 10:14:55 EST

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David,

Yes, the reference to "GB12345-80" (that is, "80" and not "90") is a
typo. There must have been confusion because the original standard, GB
2312-80, has 80 at the end indicating its year. Also, the full
designation is GB/T 12345-90 (and the "T" doesn't stand for
"Traditional").

Regards...

-- Ken

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