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PCL ISO 8859/5 Latin/Cyrillic Page 1 of 5 PCL ISO 8859/5 Latin/Cyrillic PCL Symbol Set: 10N Unicode glyph correspondence tables. Contact:[email protected] http://pcl.to $20 U0020 Space -- -- -- -- $21 U0021 Ê Exclamation mark -- -- -- -- $22 U0022 Ë Quotation mark -- -- -- -- $23 U0023 Ì Number sign -- -- -- -- $24 U0024 Í Dollar sign -- -- -- -- $25 U0025 Î Percent sign -- -- -- -- $26 U0026 Ï Ampersand -- -- -- -- $27 U0027 & Apostrophe -- -- -- -- $28 U0028 ' Left parenthesis -- -- -- -- $29 U0029 ( Right parenthesis -- -- -- -- $2A U002A ) Asterisk -- -- -- -- $2B U002B * Plus sign -- -- -- -- $2C U002C + Comma -- -- -- -- $2D U002D , Hyphen-minus -- -- -- -- $2E U002E - Full stop -- -- -- -- $2F U002F . Solidus -- -- -- -- $30 U0030 / Digit zero $A0 U00A0 0 No-break space $31 U0031 1 Digit one $A1 U0401 2 Cyrillic capital letter io $32 U0032 3 Digit two $A2 U0402 4 Cyrillic capital letter dje $33 U0033 5 Digit three $A3 U0403 6 Cyrillic capital letter gje $34 U0034 7 Digit four $A4 U0404 8 Cyrillic capital letter ukrainian ie $35 U0035 9 Digit five $A5 U0405 : Cyrillic capital letter dze $36 U0036 ; Digit six $A6 U0406 < Cyrillic capital letter byelorussian-ukrainian i http://www.pclviewer.com (c) RedTitan Technology 2005 PCL ISO 8859/5 Latin/Cyrillic Page 2 of 5 $37 U0037 = Digit seven $A7 U0407 > Cyrillic capital letter yi $38 U0038 ? Digit eight $A8 U0408 ê Cyrillic capital letter je $39 U0039 A Digit nine $A9 U0409 B Cyrillic capital letter lje $3A U003A C Colon $AA U040A D Cyrillic capital letter nje $3B U003B E Semicolon $AB U040B F Cyrillic capital letter tshe $3C U003C G Less-than sign $AC U040C H Cyrillic capital letter kje $3D U003D I Equals sign $AD U00AD Soft hyphen $3E U003E J Greater-than sign $AE U040E K Cyrillic capital letter short u $3F U003F L Question mark $AF U040F M Cyrillic capital letter dzhe $40 U0040 N Commercial at $B0 U0410 O Cyrillic capital letter a $41 U0041 P Latin capital letter a $B1 U0411 Q Cyrillic capital letter be $42 U0042 R Latin capital letter b $B2 U0412 S Cyrillic capital letter ve $43 U0043 T Latin capital letter c $B3 U0413 U Cyrillic capital letter ghe $44 U0044 V Latin capital letter d $B4 U0414 W Cyrillic capital letter de $45 U0045 X Latin capital letter e $B5 U0415 Y Cyrillic capital letter ie $46 U0046 Z Latin capital letter f $B6 U0416 [ Cyrillic capital letter zhe $47 U0047 \ Latin capital letter g $B7 U0417 ] Cyrillic capital letter ze $48 U0048 ^ Latin capital letter h $B8 U0418 _ Cyrillic capital letter i $49 U0049 ` Latin capital letter i $B9 U0419 a Cyrillic capital letter short i $4A U004A b Latin capital letter j $BA U041A c Cyrillic capital letter ka $4B U004B d Latin capital letter k $BB U041B e Cyrillic capital letter el $4C U004C f Latin capital letter l $BC U041C g Cyrillic capital letter em $4D U004D h Latin capital letter m $BD U041D i Cyrillic capital letter en $4E U004E j Latin capital letter n $BE U041E k Cyrillic capital letter o $4F U004F l Latin capital letter o $BF U041F m Cyrillic capital letter pe $50 U0050 n Latin capital letter p $C0 U0420 o Cyrillic capital letter er $51 U0051 p Latin capital letter q $C1 U0421 q Cyrillic capital letter es http://www.pclviewer.com (c) RedTitan Technology 2005 PCL ISO 8859/5 Latin/Cyrillic Page 3 of 5 $52 U0052 r Latin capital letter r $C2 U0422 s Cyrillic capital letter te $53 U0053 t Latin capital letter s $C3 U0423 u Cyrillic capital letter u $54 U0054 v Latin capital letter t $C4 U0424 w Cyrillic capital letter ef $55 U0055 x Latin capital letter u $C5 U0425 y Cyrillic capital letter ha $56 U0056 z Latin capital letter v $C6 U0426 { Cyrillic capital letter tse $57 U0057 | Latin capital letter w $C7 U0427 } Cyrillic capital letter che $58 U0058 ~ Latin capital letter x $C8 U0428 Cyrillic capital letter sha $59 U0059 Latin capital letter y $C9 U0429 Cyrillic capital letter shcha $5A U005A Latin capital letter z $CA U042A Cyrillic capital letter hard sign $5B U005B Left square bracket $CB U042B Cyrillic capital letter yeru $5C U005C Reverse solidus $CC U042C Cyrillic capital letter soft sign $5D U005D Right square bracket $CD U042D IJ Cyrillic capital letter e $5E U005E Circumflex accent $CE U042E Cyrillic capital letter yu $5F U005F Low line $CF U042F Cyrillic capital letter ya $60 U0060 Grave accent $D0 U0430 Cyrillic small letter a $61 U0061 Latin small letter a $D1 U0431 Cyrillic small letter be $62 U0062 Latin small letter b $D2 U0432 Cyrillic small letter ve $63 U0063 Latin small letter c $D3 U0433 Cyrillic small letter ghe $64 U0064 Latin small letter d $D4 U0434 Cyrillic small letter de $65 U0065 Latin small letter e $D5 U0435 Cyrillic small letter ie $66 U0066 Latin small letter f $D6 U0436 Cyrillic small letter zhe $67 U0067 Latin small letter g $D7 U0437 Cyrillic small letter ze $68 U0068 Latin small letter h $D8 U0438 Cyrillic small letter i $69 U0069 Latin small letter i $D9 U0439 ¡ Cyrillic small letter short i $6A U006A ¢ Latin small letter j $DA U043A £ Cyrillic small letter ka $6B U006B ¤ Latin small letter k $DB U043B ¥ Cyrillic small letter el $6C U006C ¦ Latin small letter l $DC U043C § Cyrillic small letter em http://www.pclviewer.com (c) RedTitan Technology 2005 PCL ISO 8859/5 Latin/Cyrillic Page 4 of 5 $6D U006D ¨ Latin small letter m $DD U043D © Cyrillic small letter en $6E U006E ª Latin small letter n $DE U043E « Cyrillic small letter o $6F U006F ¬ Latin small letter o $DF U043F ­ Cyrillic small letter pe $70 U0070 ® Latin small letter p $E0 U0440 ¯ Cyrillic small letter er $71 U0071 ° Latin small letter q $E1 U0441 ± Cyrillic small letter es $72 U0072 ² Latin small letter r $E2 U0442 ³ Cyrillic small letter te $73 U0073 ´ Latin small letter s $E3 U0443 µ Cyrillic small letter u $74 U0074 ¶ Latin small letter t $E4 U0444 · Cyrillic small letter ef $75 U0075 ¸ Latin small letter u $E5 U0445 LJ Cyrillic small letter ha $76 U0076 º Latin small letter v $E6 U0446 Cyrillic small letter tse $77 U0077 ¼ Latin small letter w $E7 U0447 ½ Cyrillic small letter che $78 U0078 ¾ Latin small letter x $E8 U0448 ¿ Cyrillic small letter sha $79 U0079 À Latin small letter y $E9 U0449 Á Cyrillic small letter shcha $7A U007A Â Latin small letter z $EA U044A Ã Cyrillic small letter hard sign $7B U007B Ä Left curly bracket $EB U044B Å Cyrillic small letter yeru $7C U007C Æ Vertical line $EC U044C Ç Cyrillic small letter soft sign $7D U007D È Right curly bracket $ED U044D É Cyrillic small letter e $7E U007E Ê Tilde $EE U044E Ë Cyrillic small letter yu $7F U007F Ì Delete $EF U044F Í Cyrillic small letter ya -- -- -- -- $F0 U2116 Î Numero sign -- -- -- -- $F1 U0451 Ï Cyrillic small letter io -- -- -- -- $F2 U0452 Ð Cyrillic small letter dje -- -- -- -- $F3 U0453 Ñ Cyrillic small letter gje -- -- -- -- $F4 U0454 Ò Cyrillic small letter ukrainian ie -- -- -- -- $F5 U0455 Ó Cyrillic small letter dze -- -- -- -- $F6 U0456 Ô Cyrillic small letter byelorussian-ukrainian i -- -- -- -- $F7 U0457 Õ Cyrillic small letter yi http://www.pclviewer.com (c) RedTitan Technology 2005 PCL ISO 8859/5 Latin/Cyrillic Page 5 of 5 -- -- -- -- $F8 U0458 Ö Cyrillic small letter je -- -- -- -- $F9 U0459 × Cyrillic small letter lje -- -- -- -- $FA U045A Ø Cyrillic small letter nje -- -- -- -- $FB U045B NJ Cyrillic small letter tshe -- -- -- -- $FC U045C Ú Cyrillic small letter kje -- -- -- -- $FD U00A7 Û Section sign -- -- -- -- $FE U045E Ü Cyrillic small letter short u -- -- -- -- $FF U045F Ý Cyrillic small letter dzhe © Copyright Redtitan Technology 2005 http://www.pclviewer.com (c) RedTitan Technology 2005.
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    Dossier Informations utiles à l'intégration de nouvelles langues européennes recueillies par Holger Bagola (DIR/A-Cellule «Méthodes et développements», section «Formats et systèmes documentaires») Version 1.5 August 2004 Table des matières 0. Introduction ...............................................................................................................................4 1. Les langues ...............................................................................................................................4 2. Les lettres et les caractères spéciaux.........................................................................................5 3. L'encodage ...............................................................................................................................6 4. Les formats ...............................................................................................................................6 5. Les tris ...............................................................................................................................7 6. Les mots «vides» .........................................................................................................................7 7. Vocabulaires harmonisés ...........................................................................................................8 8. Conclusion ...............................................................................................................................8 9. Références ...............................................................................................................................8