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From: freek@uva.UUCP (Freek Wiedijk)
Newsgroups: comp.std.internat,comp.std.misc,sci.lang,comp.fonts
Subject: Ascii-coded cyrillic?
Message-ID: <516@uva.UUCP>
Date: 28 Jul 88 23:56:35 GMT
Reply-To: freek@uva.UUCP (Freek Wiedijk)
Organization: Faculteit Wiskunde & Informatica, Universiteit van Amsterdam
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In article <1301@maccs.McMaster.CA> gordan@maccs.McMaster.CA (gordan) writes:
>
>Try ISO 8859/2 for East European languages and ISO 8859/5 for Cyrillic
>(note ISO 8859/1 is "ISO Latin", for Western European languages).  All
>of the ISO 8859 standard character sets have US ASCII as the lower half.
>-- 
>                 Gordan Palameta
>            uunet!mnetor!maccs!gordan

Is there a machine-readable description of ISO 8859/5 (Ascii-coded cyrillic)?
I would appreciate it, if someone could mail me some information about this
standard. I suppose that a list of 256 character-descriptions would be all
I really need.

	Greetings, Freek.

-- 
Freek Wiedijk <the pistol major>                   UUCP: uunet!mcvax!uva!freek
#P:+/ = #+/P?*+/ = i<<*+/P?*+/ = +/i<<**P?*+/ = +/(i<<*P?)*+/ = +/+/(i<<*P?)**