UTF-5, a transformation format of Unicode and ISO 10646
draft-jseng-utf5-02
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| Authors | Martin J. Dürst , James Seng , Tim Tan | ||
| Last updated | 2000-01-28 | ||
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Abstract
A new transformation format, called UTF-5 for Unicode is proposed. The resulting string of this UTF is within a [A-V][0-9] alphanumeric range. This enables legacy systems or protocols designed for alpha- numerical character set only to be multilingual enabled and inter- nationalized immediately. Example of such systems are the domain name system and email addresses.
Authors
Martin J. Dürst
James Seng
Tim Tan
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