Horvath, A.; Lakatosne, R.T.: ¬A UNICODE hasznalata a biliografiai adatcsereben (1997)
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- Abstract
- Outlines the problems which character sets limited to one byte and 256 characters have generated for library systems. Considers the benefits of the Unicode standard which is a 16 bit fixed width character encoding standard allowing room for more than 65.000 characters. Discusses the extent to which it is being used by applications, noting that some library system suppliers are implementing it, while some argue that the major operating systems do not yet cater for it adequately
