Re: Oxford proposes a leaner alphabet

From: Marion Gunn ([email protected])
Date: Sat Apr 11 2009 - 10:26:09 CDT

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Umm - surely, Doug, saying "ASCII characters are [just] part of Unicode"
is just like saying "the US is [just] part of the Western World"! Vill
ni skicka ett bud till honom, Hans?
;-)
mg, Påsk 2009

Scríobh Doug Ewell:
> The point is that "ASCII characters" and "Unicode characters" do not
> stand in opposition. ASCII characters are part of Unicode.

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