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Vietnamese Standard Code for Information Interchange: Character Set, Vietnamese Alphabet, Extended ASCII, Combining Character
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available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. The Vietnamese
Standard Code for Information Interchange (VISCII) is a character set
comprising the Vietnamese alphabet, punctuation, and other graphemes.
Vietnamese requires slightly too many (134) letter/diacritic
combinations to make a traditional extended ASCII character set for it.
It was developed in 1992 by the Vietnamese Standardization Group
(Viet-Std Group) from the TriChlor group in California and is officially
registered as ISO-IR-180. VISCII, along with other Vietnamese-specific
character sets, fell out of usage with the adoption of Unicode. |
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