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Date: Tue, 21 Feb 2004 08:4:42 -0800 (PST)
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How many Chinese Words ¦r ?
Any one give me the anwser,howard give a big ¬õ money, :) :) :)
Dear Hsin Chu Min57 Classmates,

I am trying use hotmail to send the

"HTML DATA FORMAT EMAIL, English and Chinese Mixing"
- {a mail}

1. notepad open { a mail}, giving a name
{AMailToCD1968-BIG5.TXT - pc file name}.
2. Select from top to bottom.
3. Edit -> Copy
4. Compose {a email}.
5. Put the mouse inside the message box.
6. On the top of the Microsoft Internet Explorer, Edit -> Paste.
All the stuff goes into the box.
7. Use the Computer Keyboard to type some stuff in the Subject line.
And Use the Copy/Paste technique mentioned in the step 6.
(Caution! I am doing so quickly,
some time, goes wrong!
It is Howard's fault!!!!)

My experience about {Reply}, all those stuff in the message box,
is becoming the data represention of Unihan with four fields

1. &
2. #
3. 32418 : 32418 is the code of [ red ]
4. ;

What is Unihan or CKJ (Chinese Korean Japan) -
Japan people have done the hard work for unicode organinzation.

For example
字 is & # x5B57 ; English defination : Word, and the others.
¤T ÂI
µØ¹´µØ»y«H®§ªA°È
gb2312, big5 is fine!
gb2312 will be converted to & # x 8BED ; ³Ëªk ¥ª©v´Å¤j±N­x
¤@¤å
( ªü­ô´±­¹¤T¤çÓs)
( ªü©f´±¾á¦Ê¤ç¦Ì)
( §¤¤U¨Ó[°Ú] ²á¤@¤U[­þ] )
( ¨â¤H [°Ú]´N¤ßªá¶} )
( ²á¨ìÂû¤ò[°Ú]¨I¸¨¤ô[­þ])
( ²á¨ì¥ÛÀY[°Ú]¯B°_¨Ó[­þ])
[ £t£u£v£w £x£y£z£{ ¡@£|£}£~ £¡£¢££ £¤£¥£¦£§ £¨£©£ª ]
£«£¬£­£® £¯£°£±£²£³£´£µ£¶£·£¸£¹ £º ]
¥D¨ý
( ²³æªº¤åµü¿Ë¤Áªº­·¨ý )
( ¤ñ³ëµo»}¹³®ü¬\¥Ûݦüªº·R±¡ )

The "Big Five" character set is an industrial standard commonly used for
traditional Chinese.
Who is responsible for future CJK characters?

What are the Chinese Phonetic Symbol codes
Look at this URL

[ £t£u£v£w ]
[£x£y£z£{ ]
[¡@£|£}£~ ]
[£¡£¢££ ]
[ £¤£¥£¦£§ ]
[£¨£©£ª ]
[£«£¬£­£®]
[ £¯£°£±£²]
[£³£´£µ£¶]
[£·]
[£¸£¹£º ]
£££¸£³? £¢£¸£²¡þ £¤£¶¢@


The Answer ?
61 or 62 is correct answer. :) :)
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The Answer ?
61 or 62

is correct answer. :) :)


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  7. ([ ¤hª÷¤sÆW°Ï¤H SFO People )
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  9. This is the nineth item.
  10. This is the tenth item.
  11. ([ ¤h¤h!] [¤h¤h!]
  12. ( [&#x;¼ö¤j³½] [ &#x;¼ö¤j³½] Hot Big Fish Chinese Chef [&#x;½Í¤Ñ] [&#x;½Í¤Ñ] Talk )
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