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Tim, Although your reply to Clare was dripping in sarcasm :-) you have brought to the attention of people one of the misconceptions of Unicode, that, just like in Highlander, there can only be one - Unicode table in this instance. This, as you pointed out, is incorrect, although it was the goal when Unicode was first proposed, practice has once again shown that theory often gets it wrong. --phil > I have to ask... > > Is that the CCSID 13488 Unicode, the CCSID 61952 Unicode or > some other Unicode? > > Tom Liotta > > > From: "Clare Holtham" <Clare.Holtham@btinternet.com> > > Subject: Re: How to display German "extra" characters > > Date: Tue, 16 Jul 2002 07:53:45 +0100 > > > > The only solution is Unicode, when each character will > > be a double byte instead of a single byte, and we will be > able to have all > > the different ones on one code page.
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