Re: HTML-WG digest 107

Ian Graham (igraham@utirc.utoronto.ca)
Wed, 19 Jul 95 14:29:23 EDT

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> >allow 8-bit asciis, etc., but the in the SGML DTD
> >mandates latin-1 and the current HTML spec madates 7-bits.
> >
..............
>
> 1) Read the HTML 2.0 draft specification
> 2) Read the HTML 3.0 draft specification
> 3) Read the Unicode standard
> 4) Read the UTF-7, UTF-8, and other documents describing encodings for
> Unicode.
> 5) Read up on I18N requirements.
> 6) Read the HTML-WG discussions on this (starting from last December
> or perhaps earlier).
> 7) Read the SGML Handbook, twice.
>
> I would also suggest looking at:
> http://www.unicode.org/
> http://www.ebt.com:8080/
> http://www.w3.org/hypertext/WWW/International
>

Is there anywhere on the web a good reference list for resources on
these topics? I am interested in charset issues (UTF-7/8, UNICODE), I18N
and other issues, and have found some online material, but it is
incomplete. Is there a good list of electronic and non-electronic
(a.k.a books) resource covering these topics?

Ian

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