Subject | Re: Which CHARSET to use? |
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Author | Lou |
Post date | 2003-08-03T13:29:28Z |
Hmmmm,
Thanks for the responses on charset selection. I thought I was
asking a simple question, but with the many different charsets
available, I just wanted to pick the best universal charset. I
guess I am sticking with NONE for my current apps and perhaps will
use WIN1252 if my application that will have users outside the US.
-Lou
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, Paul Schmidt
<wogsterca@y...> wrote:
Thanks for the responses on charset selection. I thought I was
asking a simple question, but with the many different charsets
available, I just wanted to pick the best universal charset. I
guess I am sticking with NONE for my current apps and perhaps will
use WIN1252 if my application that will have users outside the US.
-Lou
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, Paul Schmidt
<wogsterca@y...> wrote:
> On Wed, 2003-07-30 at 13:27, Lou wrote:used
> > Help!
> >
> > I need to standardize on one charset when using Firebird/IB. I
> > to use NONE, but I am thinking I need to pick something that Ican at
> > least user anywhere in the western hemisphere. So, should Istick
> > with ASCII or perhaps be daring and choose Win1250 or Win1251 orNorth
> > Win1252? My apps for the most part run in the US only.
>
>
> Applications for North America, should really support the three
> American official languages, English, French and Spanish. TheWestern
> hemisphere adds Portuguese to the mix.are
>
> I'll leave it for one of our Brazilian friends to tell us if there
> extra characters to support Portuguese that are not supportedalready by
> English, French and Spanish.
>
> Paul