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Technical Articles
This guide explains the precautions for individual applications and the methods for creating User Defined Characters (also called 'external characters') on Java Desktop System (JDS), as well as UDC configuration on CDE and methods for using UDC fonts created in CDE on the JDS environment.
Clarification of implementation issues with Indic scripts with description of support on Solaris.
(Updated May 2004)
Unicode is the only practical character set option for applications that support multilingual documents. This article discusses Unicode and its possible encodings.
Also available in Simplified Chinese This articles discusses the Chinese standard, and the support available in Solaris.
Description of support for Hebrew scripts on Solaris with Complex Text Language (CTL).
Whitepapers
Unicode and multilingual computing in Solaris 8.
Presentations
*IUC = International Unicode Conference Covers Unicode locales, features, fonts and behavior defined for all Solaris Unicode locales, and how the definition has been realized.
When to use Unicode on Solaris, and when to use another standard.
Data support for attributes of Unicode characters.
[ tarred html ] Comprehensive presentation of Solaris support for Unicode.
Description of a single, universal layout engine that is usable for all Complex Text Layout (CTL) languages.
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