The character sets supported by Windows and HP-UX nodes are:
ACP 1250 | Central European |
ACP 1251 | Cyrillic |
ACP 1252 | Western European |
ACP 932 | Includes all characters defined in the shift-JIS code. This character set is supported by the Japanese versions of Microsoft Windows NT and Microsoft Windows 95/98. |
ACSII | English (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) |
BIG-5 Taiwanese | Taiwanese |
EBCDIC | (Extended Binary-Coded Decimal Interchange Code) Generally used only on large IBM computers. |
EUC Japanese | (Extended UNIX Code) Japanese |
EUC Korean | (Extended UNIX Code) Korean |
EUC Taiwanese | (Extended UNIX Code) Taiwanese |
GB-2312-80 Chinese | Chinese |
ISO 8859-1 | Most West European languages, including French, Spanish, Catalan, Basque, Portuguese, Italian, Albanian, Rhaeto-Romanic, Dutch, German, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, Faeroese, Icelandic, Irish, Scottish, and English. Also Afrikaans, Swahili. |
ISO 8859-15 | Latin alphabet |
ISO 8859-2 | Central and Eastern European languages, including Czech, Hungarian, Polish, Romanian, Croatian, Slovak, Slovenian, Sorbian. |
ISO 8859-5 | Languages that use Cyrillic characters, including Bulgarian, Belorussian, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian and Ukrainian. |
ISO 8859-6 | Arabic |
ISO 8859-7 | Greek |
ISO 8859-8 | Hebrew and Yiddish |
ISO 8859-9 | Same as ISO 8859-1, but with Turkish, instead of Icelandic. |
OEMCP 437 | U.S. English |
OEMCP 737 | Greek (formerly 437G) |
OEMCP 775 | Baltic |
OEMCP 850 | All the characters used by most European, North American, and South American languages |
OEMCP 852 | Slavic (Latin II) |
OEMCP 857 | IBM Turkish |
OEMCP 860 | Portuguese |
OEMCP 861 | Icelandic |
OEMCP 862 | Hebrew |
OEMCP 863 | Canadian-French |
OEMCP 864 | Arabic |
OEMCP 865 | Nordic |
OEMCP 866 | Russian |
OEMCP 869 | IBM Modern Greek |
ROMAN 8 | European characters |
SHIFT-JIS | Microsoft's standard encoding for Japanese. |
UCS-2 | This codeset is intended to express all characters in the world in a united character set. |
UTF-8 | (Unicode Transformation Format-8) This codeset is intended to express all characters in the world in a united character set. |
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