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OS/2 Warp Server for e-business
Keyboards and Codepages
IBM
OS/2 Warp Server for e-business
Keyboards and CodepagesIBM
Note
Before usingthis informationand the product it supports, besure to read the general information under ªAppendix. Noticesº
on page 89.
First Edition
This edition applies to the ®rstversion of OS/2 Warp Server for e-business and to all subsequent releasesand
modi®cations until otherwise indicatedin new editions. © Copyright International Business Machines Corporation 1999. Allrights reserved.
Note to U.S. Government Users Ð Documentation related to restricted rights Ð Use, duplication or disclosure is
subject to restrictions set forth inGSA ADP Schedule Contract with IBM Corp.
Contents
About thisbook............. viivii
Who shouldread this book........ vii
Conventions used in thisbook....... vii
Chapter 1. About keys andkeyboards...... 1
Non-Escaping characters (Dead keys)....... 1
More than one character on a keytop.......... 1
Changing the default keyboard.......... 1
Chapter 2. Keyboard Reference Table......... 3
Chapter 3. Keyboard layouts............ 5
Albania (452) Ð sq............ 5
Arabic-speaking (238) Ð aa (OS/2 Ð ar)......... 5 Arabic-speaking 101 (470) Ð aa470 (OS/2 Ð ar470).... 5
Belarus (463)Ð by............... 6
Belgium (120) Ðbe................ 6
Bosnia/Herzegovina(234) Ð ba............ 6
Brazil (275) Ð br.................. 7
Brazil 101 (274) Ð br274............... 7
Bulgaria (241) Ðbg241............... 7
Bulgaria (442) Ð bg................ 8
Canada (445) Ð ca................. 8
Canada (French-speaking) (058) Ðcf.......... 8
Group 2 layer of theCanadian keyboard......... 9
Croatia (234)Ð hr................. 9
Czech Republic (243) Ð cz.............. 9
Denmark (159) Ð dk................10
Estonia (454) ± ee.................10
FYR Macedonia (449) Ð mk.............10
Finland (153) Ð ® (OS/2 Ð su)............11
France (189) Ð fr.................11
Germany (129) Ðde (OS/2Ð gr)...........11
Germany (453) Ð de453...............11
Group 2 layer of the German keyboard.........12
Greece (319) Ð el (OS/2 Ð gk)............12
Greece 101 (459) Ð el459..............13
Hungary(208) Ð hu................13
Iceland (197) Ð is.................13
Iceland 101 (458) Ð is458..............14
Israel (212) Ð il (OS/2 Ð he).............14
Italy (141) Ð it..................14
Italy Extended (142) Ð it142.............15
Japan (194) Ð jp.................15
Korea (412) Ð kr.................15
Latin America (Spanish-speaking) (171) Ð la.........16
Latvia (455) Ð lv..................16
Lithuania (456) Ð lt.................16
Netherlands (143) Ð nl...............17
Norway (155) Ðno.................17
Poland (214) Ð pl.................17
Polish Programmer (457) Ð pl457...........18
Portugal(159) Ð po................18
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Romania (446) Ðro............18
Russia (441) Ð ru (OS/2 Ðru441).......19
Russia (443) Ð ru443.........19
Serbia and Montenegro (450) Ð sr.......19
Slovakia(245)Ð sk.........20
Slovenia (234) Ð sl..........20
Spain (172) Ð es (OS/2 Ð sp)...........20
Sweden (153) Ðsv...........21
Switzerland (French-speaking) (150F) Ð sf.......21 Switzerland (German-speaking) (150D) Ð sd......21
Taiwan (420)Ðtw...........22
Thailand (191) Ð th.............22
Turkey (179) Ðtr..............22
Turkey (440) Ð tr440...............23
Ukraine (465) Ð ua................23
UnitedKingdom (166) Ð uk.............23
United Kingdom alternate (168) Ð uk168........24
United States (103) Ð us.............24
US International (103) Ð ux.............24
United States(Dvorak) (103d) Ð usdv.........25
United States Left-handed (103L) Ðdsdvl.......25 United States Right-handed (103R) Ð dsdvr.......25
Chapter 4. Codepages..............27
Setting the Locale................28
Changing Codepages...............28
Codepages...................29
Codepage Converter Reference Table.........29
OS/2 Warp Unicode Codepages...........31
OS/2 Warp Unicode Codepages Reference Table.....31
Additional Converters...............32
New Support in OS/2 Warp Server for e-business.......33
Unicode...................33
Euro Codepages................33
Latin 9...................33
Asian Codepages...............33
Default Alias Table................34
Locales and Codepages..............35
Codepages...................37
Codepage 437 Ð UnitedStates...........38
Codepage 813 Ð Greece Ð ISO 8859±7.........39 Codepage 819 Ð Latin 1Ð ISO 8859±1........40
Codepage850 Ð Latin 1..............41
Codepage 852 Ð Latin 2(Eastern Europe)........42
Codepage 855 Ð Cyrillic..............43
Codepage 857 ÐLatin 5 (Turkey)..........44
Codepage 859 Ð PC Latin 9............45
Codepage 862 Ð Israel..............46
Codepage 863 Ð Canadian (French)..........47
Codepage 864 Ð Arabic..............48
Codepage 866 Ð Russia..............49
Codepage 869Ð Greece.............50
Codepage 874 Ð Thai...............51
Codepage 878 Ð Russia Ð Internet..........52 Codepage912 Ð Latin2 Ð ISO 8859±2.........53 Codepage 914 Ð Latin 4 Ð ISO 8859±4.........54 iv OS/2 Warp Server for e-business: Keyboards and Codepages Codepage 915 ÐCyrillic Ð ISO 8859±5.........55 Codepage 920Ð Latin 5 ÐISO 8859±9.......56
Codepage 921 Ð Baltic..........57
Codepage 922 Ð Estonia..........58
Codepage 923 Ð Latin 9 Ð ISO 8859±15.......59
Codepage 924 Ð Latin 9 Ð EBCDIC.......60
Codepage 942 Ð JapanSAA (1041+301).........61
Codepage 943 Ð Japan JIS±90 (1041+941)........62 Codepage 949 ÐKorea KS-code (1088+951)........63 Codepage 950 Ð Taiwan Big-5 (1114+947).........64
Codepage1004 Ð Windows Extended..........65
Codepage1125 ÐUkraine.............66
Codepage 1131 Ð Belarus..............67
Codepage 1140 Ð United States EBCDIC.........68
Codepage 1141 Ð Germany EBCDIC...........69
Codepage 1142 Ð Denmark, Norway EBCDIC........70 Codepage 1143 ÐFinland, Sweden EBCDIC........71
Codepage 1144 Ð Italy EBCDIC.............72
Codepage 1145Ð Spain EBCDIC............73
Codepage 1146 Ð UK, Ireland EBCDIC..........74
Codepage 1147 Ð France EBCDIC............75
Codepage 1148 Ð Multilingual EBCDIC..........76
Codepage 1250 ÐLatin 2 Windows...........77
Codepage 1251 Ð Cyrillic Windows............78
Codepage 1252 Ð Latin 1 Windows...........79
Codepage 1253 Ð Greece Windows...........80
Codepage1254 Ð TurkeyWindows............81
Codepage 1255 Ð Israel Windows............82
Codepage1256 Ð Arabic Windows............83
Codepage 1257 Ð Latin 4Windows...........84
Codepage 1275 Ð Apple Latin 1.............85
Codepage1381 Ð China GB (1115+1380).........86
Codepage 1386Ð ChinaGBK (1114+1385).........87
Appendix. Notices..................89
Trademarks....................90
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vi OS/2 Warp Serverfor e-business: Keyboards and Codepages
About this book
Thisbook contains informationabout:
vKeyboard layouts vCodepage tables
Who should read this book
This book is for OS/2 Warp Server for e-businessusers who needhelp in identifying which keyboard layouts and codepages produce the characters they want to use. Note:All OS/2 Warp products will becollectively referred to as OS/2 in this book unless otherwise noted.
Conventions used in this book
This information uses the following typographical conventions: italicsIndicates special terms. For example, Thenon-escaping keyisrepresented by a shaded square on the keyboard. boldUsed tospecify a command. For example, press theshift+characterto display upper cases. monospace Used to show system output.For example, the characterXis displayed when you press the shift+character.
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Chapter 1. About keysand keyboards
The layout of a keyboard determinesthe characters produced when you pressthe keyboard keys. Table 1 on page 3 contains information about which keyboards are supported. Thekeyboard layouts displayed in this book are for 101, 102, 104, 105,and
106-key enhancedkeyboards. The position of keys might vary somewhat on other
keyboards.
Non-Escaping characters (Dead keys)
Keys with a gray square under the character representa dead key or a non-escaping key. Use the Dead Keys to form composite characters. For example, to produceona Brazil BR275 keyboard, type the accentukey, then type the letterekey. In many cases, there is nooutput from pressing just thedead key.
More than one characterona keytop
You can use key combinations to produce a character. Each key can produce up to four characters, but some of the characters require that you press a combination of two keys. For example, to produce the $ character on a US103 keyboard,hold down the shift keywhilepressing the 4 key. The upper-right character is used onlyby the Japanese JP194 and the Russian keyboards, RU441 and RU443. The key combinations are customized for each keyboard: vAltGr+character keyfor the Russian keyboards vHiragana+characterkeyfor the Japanese Keyboard To produce the lower-left character,press the character key. You do not need to press a combination of keys. To produce the upper-left character,hold down the shift keyandpress the character key. To produce thelower-right character,hold down the AltGrandpress the character key.
Changing the default keyboard
When you install OS/2 Warp Server for e-business, the keyboard is selected early in the install. The default selection is based on the keyboard selected in the con®g.sys on the install diskettes.. Some countries have more than one keyboard.For example, Italy has two keyboards.Italy IT indicates the default layout; Italy extended IT142 is the alternative layout. Alternative keyboard codes are listed in Table 1 on page 3.
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Chapter 2. KeyboardReference Table
Table 1. Keyboard Reference Table
Description OS/2 Unicode Arch
Albania sq sq 452
Arabic ar aa 238
Arabic 101 ar470 aa470 470
Belarus by by 463
Belgium - French be be 120
Bosnia/Herzogovina ba ba 234
Brazil br br 275
Brazil 101 br274 br274 274
Bulgaria bg bg 442
Bulgaria 241 bg241 bg241 241
Canada ca ca 445
Canada - French cf cf 058
Croatia hr hr 234
CzechRepublic cz cz 243
Denmark dk dk 159
Estonia ee ee 454
FYR Macedonia mk mk 449
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