Which is a character encoding system that only allows for 127 chars (255 if using the Extended ASCII set.
Unicode allows for every character in any language to have a unique identifying number.
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chrishirst posted this at 21:41 — 9th October 2005.
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Well ANSI is the American National Standards Institute and Unicode is a character encoding system.
chrishirst posted this at 21:46 — 9th October 2005.
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Or did you mean ASCII ?
Which is a character encoding system that only allows for 127 chars (255 if using the Extended ASCII set.
Unicode allows for every character in any language to have a unique identifying number.
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demonhale posted this at 02:04 — 10th October 2005.
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BTW ASCII means American Standard Code for Information Interchange...
prime posted this at 14:39 — 11th October 2005.
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thanks guys
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