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Subject: | Use of the Glyphs associated to the Unicode characters |
Date: | Wed, 29 Apr 1998 20:14:00 -0400 |
From: | Alain LaBonté <alb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> |
Info. Alain LaBonté Québec __________________________ >Sender: pandries@xxxxxxxx From: Patrick Andries <pandries@xxxxxxxx> >Reply-To: "pandries@xxxxxxxx" <pandries@xxxxxxxx> >To: "'info@xxxxxxxxxxx'" <info@xxxxxxxxxxx> >Cc: "yergeau, francois" <francois.yergeau.at.INTERNET@xxxxxxxx>, > "'alb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx'" <alb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> >Subject: Use of the Glyphs associated to the Unicode characters >Date: Wed, 29 Apr 1998 20:01:52 -0400 >Return-Receipt-To: Patrick Andries <pandries@xxxxxxxx> >Organization: Alis Technologies Inc. > >Hello, > > > I am one of the persons responsible for the French translation of the ISO >10646 standard and its amendments. As you will know this standard is virtually >identical to Unicode. > > > We currently have two sites where our draft translation is freely available >for all (http://www.isoc.org:8080/codage/iso10646/index.html and >http://babel.alis.com:8080/codage/iso10646/index.html). You will notice the >first site is actually the Internet Society site, none of these sites are >commercial sites. > > > We were wondering whether we could use the glyphs that you used on your site >(http://charts.unicode.org) to exemplify the characters coded in Unicode for >our French readers. In no way would we want to use these glyphs for the actual >ISO printed standard or any of our own commercial material. We will gladly >recognize the paternity of these glyphs and add a reference to the Unicode >Consortium. If need be, we would also reproduce (in French) any usage >limitation you may want to appear clearly. > > > I believe granting the usage of these glyphs,already available, on the Web >will enhance the popularity of Unicode (and ISO 106146) as a standard, and of >the Unicode Consortium as a considerate organization. > > > Regards, > > >=================================== >Patrick Andries >Génie linguistique / Language Engineering >Alis Technologies, inc. >Montréal (Québec) H4M 2P2 >+1 (514) 747 25 47
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