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| | make_smbcodepage.1.shtml |
 | | A binary Samba codepage definition file is a binary representation of the same information, including a value that specifies what codepage this file is describing. | | | These are the input (ascii) codepage files provided in the Samba source/ directory. | | | These are the output (binary) codepage files produced and placed in the Samba destination lib/codepage/ directory. |
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http://www.univ-brest.fr/CRI/docs/samba/make_smbcodepage.1.shtml
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| | Character set encoding basics: Understanding character set encodings and legacy encodings |
| | These difficulties are compounded since custom codepages have a tendency to proliferate as different users working on the same language create incompatible codepages for the same writing system. | | | In the Win32 programming interfaces and in RTF as used with Microsoft Word, codepages can be referred to in terms of font variants, in which case they are expressed as charsets. | | | One way to avoid these problems would be to have software that does not make any assumptions about the codepage or, even better, allows the user to specify what the semantics associated with each codepoint should be. |
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http://scripts.sil.org/cms/scripts/page.php?site_id=nrsi&item_id=IWS-Chapter03
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| | Cyrillic, Russian for Windows, c_1252.nls, c_1251.nls, nls, c_437.nls, c_866.nls, Cyrrilisation instruction, Russian TTF, Russian FON, CYR TTF, CYR FON, Russian, Russian IE, Russian Netscape, Russian Regional Settings, RUS, RUSSIA, Russia, default, archive |
| | If such occurs in the Photoshop the problem is solved so: we find in the register key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \SYSTEM \CurrentControlSet \Control \Nls \CodePage and we change value of parameter 1252 on c_1251.nls (was c_1252.nls, begins c_1251.nls). |
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http://www.nullsoft.ru/en/russian.htm
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| | IBMPC-charsets.announce |
| | 437 is the codepage supported by my hardware. | | | Once you are using codepage 850, you've still got the problem of the characters being mapped to the wrong numbers. | | | Under MS-DOS, one can load different codepages into memory and use one of them instead of the hardware default. |
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http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/historic-linux/distributions/redhat/4.2/alpha/live/usr/doc/lynx-2.6-2/IBMPC-charsets.announce
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| | Get the most out of DOS 5/6 and Windows 3.11: Startfiles: config.sys and autoexec.bat |
| | Experiments showed that if DISPLAY.SYS is loaded with the last parameter (number of codepages) set to 1, the result is that only 27 or fewer buffers can be held in high memory, with 512 bytes used in conventional memory. | | | I have chosen examples allowing for two codepages, which is only possible if space has been prepared in memory first (see display.sys). | | | In this example, I have chosen an English user who wants to use codepage 437 as the active general codepage. |
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http://www.knowwareglobal.com/optimal/optimal_startfiles.htm
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| | 1.9.17-browse-patch |
| | Should be 2 byte version, 2 byte codepage, 4 byte length, + plus zero or more bytes of data. | | | (CODEPAGE_HEADER_SIZE + 256)) + { + DEBUG(0,("load_client_codepage: file %s is an incorrect size for a \ +code page file.\n", codepage_file_name)); + return NULL; + } + + /* Read the first 8 bytes of the codepage file - check + the version number and code page number. | | | */ + if((size % 4) != 0) + { + DEBUG(0,("load_client_codepage: filename %s has a codepage size not a \ +multiple of 4.\n", codepage_file_name)); + goto clean_and_exit; + } + + /* Allocate space for the code page file and read it all in. |
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http://mirrors.ibiblio.org/pub/mirrors/samba/contributed/1.9.17-browse-patch
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| | Codepages |
| | There are lots of programs that are either old or simply developed by users of codepage 437... | | | You can install one of my fonts with the right codepage (and use a font size from the file). | | | To get codepage 862 in the DOS-Box of Windows 2000/XP you have to look for font files of Win9x called APP862.FON or VGA862.FON. |
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http://www.uwe-sieber.de/codepage_e.html
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| | Kconfig |
| | config NLS_CODEPAGE_437 tristate "Codepage 437 (United States, Canada)" depends on NLS help The Microsoft FAT file system family can deal with filenames in native language character sets. | | | If unsure, say N. config NLS_CODEPAGE_775 tristate "Codepage 775 (Baltic Rim)" depends on NLS help The Microsoft FAT file system family can deal with filenames in native language character sets. | | | If unsure, say N. config NLS_CODEPAGE_850 tristate "Codepage 850 (Europe)" depends on NLS ---help--- The Microsoft FAT file system family can deal with filenames in native language character sets. |
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http://svn.opentom.org/opentom/trunk/linux-2.6/fs/nls/Kconfig
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| | InCodePage.bas |
| | Attribute VB_Name = "basInCodePage" '----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ' InCodePage ' Lots of utility functions for deteremining which codepage and LCID ' to use for an arbitrary string, very helpful adjunct in multinational ' applications where you may not know the language. |
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http://www.trigeminal.com/code/InCodePage.bas
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| | JRT Help - OS/2 Config.Sys Statements |
| | If you do not correctly specify the required file names, or if you specify incorrect code pages in your CODEPAGE statement (those other than the two supported by the country code in your COUNTRY statement), the device is not prepared for code page switching. | | | The first code page listed for each country is the system default when a CODEPAGE statement is not specified in the CONFIG.SYS file. | | | The CONFIG.SYS file does not change if the country information in the System Setup folder is changed. |
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http://www.jatomes.com/Help/Os2Cfg.Html
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| | r_harvey - Font Design |
| | The ugly Windows Terminal font is in the OEM character set, which may be Codepage 850 or another localized set; see ASCIIcat for a list of Codepages. | | | In most Codepages, characters 32-126 are the same; these are the standard characters available on all keyboards and every printer. | | | Custom fonts do not have to exactly follow Codepage conventions; you can replace any characters not needed by your application with special symbols. |
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http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/r_harvey/fonts.htm
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| | System is not configured for current code |
| | Warning: Changing the code-page to match dBASE will solve this problem, but it might cause problems in other programs expecting other code-pages. | | | A user can determine the computer's current code-page setting by running the DOS command CHCP. | | | The install program will ask what code-page you are using. |
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http://www.geocities.com/geoff_wass/dBASE/GaryWhite/dBASE/FAQ/qcp.htm
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| | MS-DOS 6.22 Country.txt file |
| | Additional Character Set (Codepage) and Keyboard Support 1.1 The KEYBRD2.SYS File 1.2 The EGA.CPI, EGA2.CPI, and EGA3.CPI Files 1.3 Configuring Your Computer to Use International-Language Settings 2. | | | 1.2 The EGA.CPI, EGA2.CPI, and EGA3.CPI Files ---------------------------------------------- MS-DOS 6.22 includes three codepage information (.CPI) files, each of which contains information for different code pages. | | | Note: ISO.CPI, an additional codepage information file, provides ISO- compliant fonts that can be used in place of the standard MS-DOS fonts. |
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http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q117850
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| | Windows NT: DOS application codepage |
| | BTW, you mentioned you need a version of DOSAPP.FON that is codepage 850 and/OR codepage 865. | | | The proposed files are for codepages 775, 850, 852, 857 and 866 which is pretty useless to me. Sorry. | | | Sorry, I dont think these fonts are for Windows, they are for DOS applications, I have checked their content for verifying this, you may also do it. |
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http://www.experts-exchange.com/Operating_Systems/WinNT/Q_10033910.html
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| | DOSFon |
| | In the preview it works to select different codepages of the same sizes, but for the DOS-Box Windows alway uses the same font. | | | The font sizes are different from the other codepages to make a parallel install possible (8x15, 9x17 and 10x20). | | | They are availlable with Codepages 437, 850, 865 and 852. |
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http://www.uwe-sieber.de/dosfon_e.html
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| | Code pages |
| | be read by a DOS-program), thus using codepage 437. | | | > codepage 437 and writing them to a sequential file???? | | | 437 and writing them to a sequential file???? |
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http://www.dotnetmonster.com/Uwe/Forum.aspx/dotnet-vb/13834/Code-pages
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| | Re: Italics |
| | In the case of Microsoft, Windows fonts commonly use Codepage 1252, which has ASCII in the first 128 characters, ISO-8859-1 in characters 160 through 255, and other symbols in the characters 128 through 159, depending on the font. | | | Codepage 437, and later Codepage 850, were commonly used for English and some major Western European languages. | | | The simplest way to view a Codepage 850 text on a Windows PC is to launch a Command Prompt or DOS Prompt and view the text using EDIT or other DOS-based editor, since 850 is still the default in a DOS/Win32 Command session. |
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http://promo.net/pg/vol/wwwboard/messages/2760.html
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| | oben |
| | MTPL-emulation, codepage IBM Codepage II (437); OCR-A, OCR-B; no barcode supported. | | | EPSON-emulation (ESC/P); codepage IBM Codepage II (437); OCR-A, OCR-B possible when available; no barcode supported | | | MTPL+IBM Proprinter emulation, codepage IBM Codepage II (437); OCR-A, OCR-B; no barcode supported |
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http://www.tally.de/driver/sap/sap_listing.html
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| | Re: Create a properties file in QSH with the correct codepage 437-How? |
| | Previous by thread: Re: Create a properties file in QSH with the correct codepage 437 -How? | | | Re: Create a properties file in QSH with the correct codepage 437 -How? | | | > Although it won't matter for I'd actually probably > use code page 819 instead of 437 for the file, 819 is the > default Java file encoding (ISO8859_1) if you're running in code page > 37. |
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http://archive.midrange.com/java400-l/200302/msg00171.html
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| | Codepages |
| | In der Praxis macht Codepage 850 oft Probleme mit alten DOS-Programmen, die in CP 437 vorhandene, in CP 850 aber fehlende Blockgrafik-Zeichen benutzen, siehe Screenshot des Norton-Commanders 2.0 mit Codepage 850. | | | In Codepage 850 wurden gegenüber 437 eine Reihe Blockgrafik-Zeichen (insbesondere Übergänge von einfach auf doppelt) zugunsten von Sonderzeichen geopfert, die im mitteleuropäischen Raum benötigt werden, z.B. Da deutsche Versionen von DOS und Windows standardmäßig Codepage 850 aktivieren, sieht man recht häufig verunstaltete Blockgrafiken, wie z.B. beim Norton-Commander 2.0, s. | | | Codepage 866 ist für kyrillisch, für lateinische Akzentzeichen und Umlaute war kein Platz mehr. |
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http://www.uwe-sieber.de/codepage.html
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| | Codepage Support Setup Information |
| | Listed below is a sample codepage setup that demonstrates what changes need to be made to your CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT files so that you can use the Norwegian Codepage on a system with an EGA display: | | | is the name of the codepage information file | | | is the device to support codepage switching |
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http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=60080
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| | DB-=set_bt_compare / Code Pages |
| | What happens if I change the codepage in Windows (Control Panel-=Regional Options-=General-=Advanced) so these characters now have different ASCII values (for characters with values above 128)? | | | What happens if I change the codepage in Windows (Control = Panel-=Regional Options-=General-=Advanced) so these characters now = have different ASCII values (for characters with values above 128)? | | | Eca ï¿Âca ￨ca ï¿ÂcAa ￨cAA ￨cAa ï¿©cAAb Ecab If I am using Berkeley-DB on Windows, and I store these characters into a database and Berkeley-db sorts them based on a particular codepage. |
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http://www.seriousliving.net/new-1668385-216.html
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| | Obtaining and installing Greek fonts |
| | A more "orthodox" way, using the DOS-supplied programs for handling different codepages, uses a CPI file. | | | 2) Add the following lines to your AUTOEXEC.BAT file: if you have DOS 7.0/Win95 C:\WIN95\COMMAND\MODE CON CODEPAGE PREPARE=((437) C:\path\GAUSS.CPI) C:\WIN95\MODE CON CODEPAGE SELECT=437 if you have DOS 6.22 or earlier C:\DOS\MODE CON CODEPAGE PREPARE=((437) C:\path\GAUSS.CPI) C:\DOS\MODE CON CODEPAGE SELECT=437 where path is where is the GAUSS.CPI file. | | | To Add Greek DOS Keyboard driver add the following line to your CONFIG.SYS file: INSTALL=C:\path\GRKEYB.COM where "path" is where is the GRKEYB.COM file. |
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http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~moshovos/fonts/fonts.html
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| | OS/2 Locales and Codepages |
| | The Windows codepages cannot be used in the CODEPAGE command in config.sys, but are available for use with Presentation Manager. | | | (3) Windows codepages not available in Presentation Manager | | | The codepage 850 may be specified for all countries, but may cause unexpected results when used in languages which do not use the Latin script. |
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http://www.borgendale.com/locale.htm
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| | dBforums - CP 437, clipper 5.2 and Win 9x/2000/XP - ASCII CHR |
| | Anyone could tell me which is the way to have a truly CODEPAGE 437 on | | | >Anyone could tell me which is the way to have a truly CODEPAGE 437 on | | | On Windows 2000/XP the chr(251) is always a little 1 sign in both case: |
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http://dbforums.com/t669266.html
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| | Microsoft SQL Server DSN & codepage conversions |
| | Hi Everyone, Given a Microsoft SQL Database using an 437 codepage, I've created a schema using IBM437 and started the Progress client using 1252 codepage. | | | So please correct me if I am wrong: Progress client (Win1252) sends character 209 (D1) which is converted by the IBM437 the schema to value 165 (A5) and then the ODBC driver converts it like it was an 1252-codepage character to MSSQL codepage IBM437 [from codepoint 165 (A5) to codepoint 157 (9D)]. | | | In the Microsoft help file they are saying that "when selected, the SQL Server ODBC driver converts ANSI strings sent between the client computer and SQL Server by using Unicode". |
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http://www.peg.com/lists/i18n/web/msg00148.html
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| | Fixed Width Windows Terminal, Code Editor and Printer Fonts |
| | Full Screen OEM VGA font, Video Graphics Card ROM BIOS Font, OEM Codepage 437 PC8 font, 43 line, 50 line, Codepage Information File, CPI File, EGA.CPI, EGA2.CPI, EGA3.CPI, Display CPI Font, Flash Video ROM BIOS, Change OEM font, Replace ROM BIOS Font, Radedit, NVFlash, Video ROM BIOS Editor, 8x16, 8x8, 8x14 |
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http://www.procon.com.au/INDEX6.htm
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