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Dear Vladimir,
> ISO 8859-5 is used in many commercial unix flavors and in
> cyrillic text exchanges abroad russia; ...
Bad news! The troika 866, 1251, KOI8 had an air of tolerable
complexity.
I got from internet the comment:
>ISO 8859-5, Soviet GOST 19768-74 follows the Soviet GOST Standard
>19768-74, ST SEV 358-88 for placement of the Russian alphabet.
>Registered with ISO on May 1, 1988, Registration No. 144.
Malyshev has listed DEC as using ISO 8859-5. VMS as well as UNIX
I presume. Do you know another major unix flavor that uses
ISO 8859-5?
If anyone listening could spot the codes for any of << >> < >
,, `` '' and the number sign for DEC and followers, I would be
grateful. The standard itself refers only to letters, I have
added it to yesterday's ftp posting.
> cyrillic text exchanges abroad russia
Could you give an example? I am not sure I understand.
Best wishes,
Larry S
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