mikle081198
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Shift-JIS
Hi,
I need to know whether in Japanese codepage (Shift-JIS) exist double byte version of English alphabet.
E.g. pairs like this:
'A' (ASCII code 65) - 'A' (some double byte code from Shift-JIS).
I'm aware that starting parts of ASCII and Shift-JIS are same so 'A' from ASCII is equal to 'A' from Shift-JIS. But I suppose that another code from JIS may exist for ASCII's 'A'.
If someone can say ABSOLUTELY DEFINITELY that I'm mistaken I'll accept it as answer.
Othewise if someone will tell that such pairs are exist PLEASE provide them!!
Thanks in advance, mikle.
I need to know whether in Japanese codepage (Shift-JIS) exist double byte version of English alphabet.
E.g. pairs like this:
'A' (ASCII code 65) - 'A' (some double byte code from Shift-JIS).
I'm aware that starting parts of ASCII and Shift-JIS are same so 'A' from ASCII is equal to 'A' from Shift-JIS. But I suppose that another code from JIS may exist for ASCII's 'A'.
If someone can say ABSOLUTELY DEFINITELY that I'm mistaken I'll accept it as answer.
Othewise if someone will tell that such pairs are exist PLEASE provide them!!
Thanks in advance, mikle.
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It's exactly this problem that has makes Shift-JIS a nuisance. But, because it's used so much in MS, because they developed it, we face this problem.
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Thank you for your great answer!!!
I do not need UNICODE. Shift-JIS only.
I do not need UNICODE. Shift-JIS only.