In message <002101c16cd3$db9e79e0$2d09c8c0@itfsb.com>
"Mohammad Azadnia" <azadnia@itrc.ac.ir> wrote:
>
> Attached is the mapping used by our Hong-Kong-based affiliate, China
> Type Design. If you have any questions about it, please write to me
> directly.
>
Thankyou, that's useful. It covers about 300 of the 400-odd characters,
and appears only to reference Unicode 2.0. Working through it, I reckon
about half of the remaining characters can be mapped to Extension A or B.
I'll post my results when I'm finished.
I've also been working on the rest of the Big 5 mapping - neither of the
other two sources I've seen, Adams & Jenkins' 0.0d3 and Microsoft's CP950
seem entirely satisfactory.
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