Re: Unicodd 3.0 Press Statement

From: Peter Constable ([email protected])
Date: Mon Jan 24 2000 - 11:02:44 EST

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Not "all", but I think "most" or "virtually all" are okay for
this purpose.

Peter

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                                            Monday, anuary 24, 2000
       Can we agree that "Unicode assigns codes to the characters of
       all the world's current written languages"? (or "virtually
       all"]

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                 Jim Agenbroad ( [email protected] )
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