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February 5, 2011

French Paralysés Peep show - Light bright MAGIQUE

French Paralysés Peep show - Light bright MAGIQUE JOKER

JUS DE FRUITS

Association des paralysés de France : Peep show

light bright LIGHT TABLEAU LUMINEUX MAGIQUE

Association des paralysés de France : Peep show

 

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JOKER_JUS_DE_FRUITS.mp4 (968 KB)

 

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French Paralysés Peep show - Light bright MAGIQUE JOKER JUS DE FRUITS Association des paralysés de France : Peep show light bright LIGHT TABLEAU LUMINEUX MAGIQUE Association des paralysés de France : Peep show Download now or watch on posterous Association_des_paralys_s_Peep_show_vi.mp4 (822 KB)   D ...... Read MORE » on Dogmeat

Mondriaan 2

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Troubleshootize :: PodMedic: checks your podcast for Trouble with a capital "T"

PodMedic

PodMedic examines links in each of your feed items. If it finds trouble creating an enclosure, it reports the cause of the trouble. PodMedic examines every link in each posting. Of course, you probably link to things that aren't meant to become enclosures, so you can safely ignore reports on links that point to other web pages. Your current report is always displayed below.

PodMedic Reports --> Here is the list of each of your items and the status for each potential link in each -->

Content Item: "schoenberg videocube"

Content Item: "Kinsey Sex"

Content Item: "Banksy Simpsons"

Content Item: "Alvino Rey Talking Steel Guitar Puppet (Stringy)"

Content Item: "everybody shreds sometimes"

Content Item: "SATIE"

PodMedic PodMedic examines links in each of your feed items. If it finds trouble creating an enclosure, it reports the cause of the trouble. PodMedic examines every link in each posting. Of course, you probably link to things that aren't meant to become enclosures, so you can safely ignore reports o ...... Read MORE » on Dogmeat

Godard-Bresson: Recette d'un film (1969 20 mins. FR)

Recette d'un film 
Recipe for a film

1969
20mins
Mini-program

In parodying tics framing, music, tone, dialogue, scenery, Francois Weyergans ironically debunks a cinema that is locked up in styles and genres artificial.

En parodiant les tics de cadrage, de musique, de ton, de dialogue, de décors, François WEYERGANS  démystifie avec ironie un cinéma qui s'enferme dans des styles et des genres artificiels.

Une speakerine stéréotypée, voire caricaturale, présente une succession de petits sujets qui explorent à tour de rôle l'un des thèmes les plus couramment exploité au cinéma : la rupture.



 

   An announcer stereotypical or caricatured, presents a series of short subjects that explore in turn one of the topics most commonly used in movies: the rupture.  

 

A la manière de GODARD, un couple d'étudiants décide de rompre à travers une succession d'actions relevant davantage de la performance artistique que du dialogue conjugal.  

In the manner of Godard, a couple of students decided to break through a succession of schemes from more performance art than the marital dialogue. - Comment mettre en scène une rupture en respectant le canevas des spots publicitaires?

How to stage a break while respecting the canvas commercials? Alors qu'un couple s'apprête à déjeuner dans une cuisine "parfaite", un différent sur le choix du liquide vaisselle entraîne une scène de ménage violente.

Parodie de film d'horreur.

While a couple about to have lunch in a kitchen "perfect", a different choice of the detergent leads to a violent domestic dispute .

parody of horror movie.  

Les lieux communs du cinéma d'épouvante sont exploités à travers ce court métrage mettant en scène un vampire romantique et lugubre qui attend sa promise. The commonplaces of scary movies are exploited in this short film featuring a vampire romantic and mournful waiting for his bride. Crypte sombre et étouffante, musique angoissante, décor aux accents baroques et délabrés, voix off s'adressant au spectateur sur le ton de la confidence sont autant de poncifs mis en exergue par quelques décalages sciemment orchestrés. Crypt dark and sultry, scary music, baroque decor accents and dilapidated voice addressing the audience in a tone of confidence are all cliches highlighted by a few shifts consciously orchestrated. Finalement, le vampire quitte sa maîtresse car elle n'a plus de sang à lui offrir.- Parodie de Robert BRESSON. Finally, the vampire leaves his mistress because she has more blood to offer .- parody of Robert Bresson. Tourné en noir et blanc, dans une atmosphère campagnarde, cette séquence met en scène deux personnages qui, malgré l'amour qu'ils se portent, rompent avec un apparent détachement. Shot in black and white, in a country atmosphere, this sequence shows two characters who, despite the love they are doing, an apparent break with detachment. La femme partira en courant le long d'un chemin désert au son des violons lyriques.- Sur une musique de Western, un duel entre deux cow-boys se déroule dans la rue principale d'une ville de l'ouest américain. The woman will go running along a deserted road at the sound of violins .- On a lyrical music Western, a duel between two cowboys set in the main street of a town in the American West. La mise en scène propre à ce genre cinématographique (travelling sur deux personnages se suivant, gros plans sur le revolver vide) s'accompagne de nombreuses références à des films connus faisant de cette séquence une caricature des films spaghettis.

Parodiant le cinéma muet (mouvements saccadés, musique de piano endiablée, cartons, tartes à la crème...), une scène de rupture amoureuse pousse l'exagération jusqu'au ridicule. The staging unique to this genre (traveling on two characters after close-ups of the empty revolver) is accompanied by numerous references to famous movies, making this sequence a cartoon parody films spaghetti .

silent film ( jerky movements, frenzied piano music, cartons, cream pies ...), a breakup scene grows to ridiculous exaggeration. - Parodiant la télé elle-même, de faux incidents de diffusion surviennet ponctuellement.

 Parody of the TV itself, false diffusion surviennet incidents promptly.

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Recette d'un film   Recipe for a film 1969 20mins Mini-program In parodying tics framing, music, tone, dialogue, scenery, Francois Weyergans ironically debunks a cinema that is locked up in styles and genres artificial. En parodiant les tics de cadrage, de musique, de ton, de dialogue, de décors, Fr ...... Read MORE » on Dogmeat

Nomads Hells Angels

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Sonny Hells Angels Barger on Rolling Stones, misogynie, racisme...his larynx!

Sonny Hells Angels Barger

on

Rolling Stones, misogynie, racisme...his larynx! 

Sonny  

Hells Angels

Barger

Hells

Sonny

criminalité,

néonazisme,

racisme

misogynie,

puis revient sur

l'épisode du concert des Rolling Stones

Barger

Angels

 

tatoués

moto Harley Davidson

 

à propos des Hells Angels

 


Interview

à

Hells Angels


témoignage

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Ralph
Sonny Barger à propos des Hells angels

Tout le monde en parle
 2004

Interview de Ralph "Sonny" BARGER, fondateur des Hells angels, à l'occasion de la publication de son autobiographie "Hells angels". Il s'exprime sur la mauvaise réputation des Hells angels, notamment en termes de criminalité, de néonazisme, de racisme et de misogynie, puis revient sur l'épisode du concert des Rolling Stones à Altamont.Ralph "Sonny" BARGER s'exprime avec difficulté suite à son ablation du larynx.

 





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Lunettes noires pour nuits blanches

1988

Thierry ARDISSON reçoit un des leaders des HELLS ANGELS, accompagné de toute sa bande. Thierry ARDISSON soulève quelques interrogations sur leur mode de vie et leur pratique. Reportage de Marc ARICHE sur les HELLs ANGELS, tatoués et vêtus de cuir, ils forment une sorte de confrérie, ne se déplacent qu'en bande et sur leur moto Harley Davidson.


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Sonny Hells Angels Barger on Rolling Stones, misogynie, racisme...his larynx!  Sonny   Hell s Angels Barger Hells Sonny criminalité, néonazisme, racisme misogynie, puis revient sur l'épisode du concert des Rolling Stones Barger Angels   tatoués moto Harley Davidson   à propos des Hell s Angels   Int ...... Read MORE » on Dogmeat

Digital Mozart Interactive Sheet Music! (Wolf-Un-Fucking-Ang Amadeus Morzat-Believable)

Digital Mozart Interactive Sheet Music! (Wolf-Un-Fucking-Ang Amadeus Morzat-Believable)

Did I misspell (Wolf-Un-Fucking-Ang Amadeus Morzat-Believable)? --via dme.mozarteum.at

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Music Encoding Initiative (and you thought the NEH was wasting your money)

Introduction

The Music Encoding Initiative (MEI) is a community-driven effort to create a commonly-accepted, digital, symbolic representation of music notation documents. We strive to establish the design principles and the technological and representational requirements that will enable the discipline of musicology to take full advantage of digital technologies. We are working to provide guidelines and tools that can be widely used by libraries, museums, and individual scholars to encode musical scores for research, teaching, and preservation activities.

Scope of MEI The MEI schema is a set of rules for recording the intellectual and physical characteristics of music notation documents so that the information contained in them may be searched, retrieved, displayed, and exchanged in a predictable and platform-independent manner. Because of its emphasis on comprehensibility and software independence, the data format defined by the schema may also serve an archival function.

National Endowment for the Humanities Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft This project is supported jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft. Any views, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this publication do not necessarily reflect those of the National Endowment for the Humanities or the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft.

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To write me in Yoruban

UE000

not an UCS character!
name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER M WITH MACRON old name: Adobe glyph name: category: Lu (Letter, Uppercase) combining: 0 decomposition info: 004D 0304 comment: found in charsets: found in languages: yo [Yoruba]; bi [Bislama]; used in romanization of: lowercase: E001
via eki.ee

not an UCS character! name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER M WITH MACRON old name: Adobe glyph name: category: Lu (Letter, Uppercase) combining: 0 decomposition info: 004D 0304 comment: found in charsets: found in languages: yo [Yoruba]; bi [Bislama]; used in romanization of: lowercase: E001 via eki.ee ...... Read MORE » on Dogmeat

What Special Letters are Needed to Blog French Videos?

French

Required characters

U00C0

decimal: À
UTF-8 (c3, 80) À
name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A WITH GRAVE
old name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A GRAVE
Adobe glyph name: Agrave
mnemonic name(s): <A!>
HTML 4 mnemonic name:&Agrave;
category: Lu (Letter, Uppercase)
combining: 0
decomposition info: 0041 0300
comment:
found in charsets: 8859-1 (C0); VENTURA_INT (B6); CP857 (B7); CP1252 (C0); 8859-14 (C0); 8859-16 (C0); SAMI_WIN (C0); CP1258 (C0); CP860 (91); 8859-15 (C0); CP850 (B7); CP1116 (B7); ROMAN (CB); CP1254 (C0); SAMI_MAC (CB); 8859-3 (C0); CP1122 (64); 8859-9 (C0); CP863 (8E);
found in languages: de [German]; cy [Welsh]; gd [Gaelic (Scots)]; no [Norwegian]; wo [Wolof]; yo [Yoruba]; vi [Vietnamese]; rm [(Rhaeto-)Romance]; sv [Swedish]; tl [Pilipino (Tagalog)]; pt [Portuguese]; it [Italian]; fr [French]; oc [Occitan]; ca [Catalan]; mt [Maltese];
used in romanization of: zh_r [Chinese (sino-japanese)];
lowercase: 00E0

U00E0

decimal: &#224;
UTF-8 (c3, a0) à
name: LATIN SMALL LETTER A WITH GRAVE
old name: LATIN SMALL LETTER A GRAVE
Adobe glyph name: agrave
mnemonic name(s): <a!>
HTML 4 mnemonic name:&agrave;
category: Ll (Letter, Lowercase)
combining: 0
decomposition info: 0061 0300
comment:
found in charsets: 8859-1 (E0); VENTURA_INT (85); CP857 (85); CP1252 (E0); 8859-14 (E0); 8859-16 (E0); CP861 (85); SAMI_WIN (E0); CP865 (85); CP1258 (E0); CP860 (85); 8859-15 (E0); CP850 (85); CP1116 (85); CP1256 (E0); ROMAN (88); CP1254 (E0); SAMI_MAC (88); 8859-3 (E0); CP437 (85); CP1122 (44); 8859-9 (E0); CP863 (85);
found in languages: de [German]; cy [Welsh]; gd [Gaelic (Scots)]; no [Norwegian]; wo [Wolof]; yo [Yoruba]; vi [Vietnamese]; rm [(Rhaeto-)Romance]; sv [Swedish]; tl [Pilipino (Tagalog)]; pt [Portuguese]; it [Italian]; fr [French]; oc [Occitan]; ca [Catalan]; mt [Maltese];
used in romanization of: zh_r [Chinese (sino-japanese)];
uppercase: 00C0

U00C2

decimal: &#194;
UTF-8 (c3, 82) Â
name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A WITH CIRCUMFLEX
old name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A CIRCUMFLEX
Adobe glyph name: Acircumflex
mnemonic name(s): <A/>>
HTML 4 mnemonic name:&Acirc;
category: Lu (Letter, Uppercase)
combining: 0
decomposition info: 0041 0302
comment:
found in charsets: 8859-1 (C2); VENTURA_INT (C8); CP852 (B6); CP857 (B6); 8859-2 (C2); CP1252 (C2); 8859-14 (C2); 8859-16 (C2); SAMI_WIN (C2); 8859-4 (C2); CP1258 (C2); CP1250 (C2); CP860 (8F); 8859-15 (C2); CP850 (B6); CP1116 (B6); 8859-10 (C2); ROMAN (E5); CP1254 (C2); SAMI_MAC (E5); 8859-3 (C2); CP1122 (62); 8859-9 (C2); CP863 (84);
found in languages: cy [Welsh]; sami4 [Skolt Sámi]; yo [Yoruba]; vi [Vietnamese]; tl [Pilipino (Tagalog)]; ch [Chamorro]; pt [Portuguese]; lb [Luxembourgian]; wa [Walloon]; ro [Romanian]; fr [French]; br [Breton]; nl [Dutch]; kl [Greenlandic]; fy [Frisian]; tr [Turkish]; sami1 [Inari Sámi];
used in romanization of: km_r [Khmer (khmer)]; ar_r [Arabic (perso-arabic)];
lowercase: 00E2

U00E2

decimal: &#226;
UTF-8 (c3, a2) â
name: LATIN SMALL LETTER A WITH CIRCUMFLEX
old name: LATIN SMALL LETTER A CIRCUMFLEX
Adobe glyph name: acircumflex
mnemonic name(s): <a/>>
HTML 4 mnemonic name:&acirc;
category: Ll (Letter, Lowercase)
combining: 0
decomposition info: 0061 0302
comment:
found in charsets: 8859-1 (E2); VENTURA_INT (83); CP852 (83); CP857 (83); 8859-2 (E2); CP1252 (E2); 8859-14 (E2); 8859-16 (E2); CP861 (83); SAMI_WIN (E2); 8859-4 (E2); CP865 (83); CP1258 (E2); CP1250 (E2); CP860 (83); 8859-15 (E2); CP850 (83); CP1116 (83); CP1256 (E2); 8859-10 (E2); ROMAN (89); CP1254 (E2); SAMI_MAC (89); 8859-3 (E2); CP437 (83); CP1122 (42); 8859-9 (E2); CP863 (83);
found in languages: cy [Welsh]; sami4 [Skolt Sámi]; yo [Yoruba]; vi [Vietnamese]; tl [Pilipino (Tagalog)]; ch [Chamorro]; pt [Portuguese]; lb [Luxembourgian]; wa [Walloon]; ro [Romanian]; fr [French]; br [Breton]; nl [Dutch]; kl [Greenlandic]; fy [Frisian]; tr [Turkish]; sami1 [Inari Sámi];
used in romanization of: km_r [Khmer (khmer)]; ar_r [Arabic (perso-arabic)];
uppercase: 00C2

U00C7

decimal: &#199;
UTF-8 (c3, 87) Ç
name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER C WITH CEDILLA
old name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER C CEDILLA
Adobe glyph name: Ccedilla
mnemonic name(s): <C,>
HTML 4 mnemonic name:&Ccedil;
category: Lu (Letter, Uppercase)
combining: 0
decomposition info: 0043 0327
comment:
found in charsets: 8859-1 (C7); VENTURA_INT (80); CP852 (80); CP857 (80); 8859-2 (C7); CP1252 (C7); 8859-14 (C7); 8859-16 (C7); CP861 (80); SAMI_WIN (C7); CP865 (80); CP1258 (C7); CP1250 (C7); CP860 (80); 8859-15 (C7); CP850 (80); CP1116 (80); ROMAN (82); CP1254 (C7); SAMI_MAC (82); 8859-3 (C7); CP437 (80); CP1122 (68); 8859-9 (C7); CP863 (80);
found in languages: eu [Basque]; en [English]; ku [Kurdish]; pt [Portuguese]; tk [Turkmen]; wa [Walloon]; fr [French]; oc [Occitan]; es [Spanish]; ca [Catalan]; sq [Albanian]; az [Azerbaijani]; tt [Tatar]; tr [Turkish];
used in romanization of: ar_r [Arabic (perso-arabic)];
lowercase: 00E7

U00E7

decimal: &#231;
UTF-8 (c3, a7) ç
name: LATIN SMALL LETTER C WITH CEDILLA
old name: LATIN SMALL LETTER C CEDILLA
Adobe glyph name: ccedilla
mnemonic name(s): <c,>
HTML 4 mnemonic name:&ccedil;
category: Ll (Letter, Lowercase)
combining: 0
decomposition info: 0063 0327
comment:
found in charsets: 8859-1 (E7); VENTURA_INT (87); CP852 (87); CP857 (87); 8859-2 (E7); CP1252 (E7); 8859-14 (E7); 8859-16 (E7); CP861 (87); SAMI_WIN (E7); CP865 (87); CP1258 (E7); CP1250 (E7); CP860 (87); 8859-15 (E7); CP850 (87); CP1116 (87); CP1256 (E7); ROMAN (8D); CP1254 (E7); SAMI_MAC (8D); 8859-3 (E7); CP437 (87); CP1122 (48); 8859-9 (E7); CP863 (87);
found in languages: eu [Basque]; en [English]; ku [Kurdish]; pt [Portuguese]; tk [Turkmen]; wa [Walloon]; fr [French]; oc [Occitan]; es [Spanish]; ca [Catalan]; sq [Albanian]; az [Azerbaijani]; tt [Tatar]; tr [Turkish];
used in romanization of: ar_r [Arabic (perso-arabic)];
uppercase: 00C7

U00C8

decimal: &#200;
UTF-8 (c3, 88) È
name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER E WITH GRAVE
old name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER E GRAVE
Adobe glyph name: Egrave
mnemonic name(s): <E!>
HTML 4 mnemonic name:&Egrave;
category: Lu (Letter, Uppercase)
combining: 0
decomposition info: 0045 0300
comment:
found in charsets: 8859-1 (C8); VENTURA_INT (C9); CP857 (D4); CP1252 (C8); 8859-14 (C8); 8859-16 (C8); SAMI_WIN (C8); CP1258 (C8); CP860 (92); 8859-15 (C8); CP850 (D4); CP1116 (D4); ROMAN (E9); CP1254 (C8); SAMI_MAC (E9); 8859-3 (C8); CP1122 (74); 8859-9 (C8); CP863 (91);
found in languages: af [Afrikaans]; cy [Welsh]; gd [Gaelic (Scots)]; yo [Yoruba]; vi [Vietnamese]; rm [(Rhaeto-)Romance]; tl [Pilipino (Tagalog)]; pt [Portuguese]; lb [Luxembourgian]; wa [Walloon]; it [Italian]; fr [French]; oc [Occitan]; ca [Catalan]; nl [Dutch]; mt [Maltese];
used in romanization of: my_r [Burmese (burmese)]; be_r [Belarusian (cyrillic)]; lo_r [Laotian (laotian)]; ru_r [Russian (cyrillic)]; zh_r [Chinese (sino-japanese)]; ar_r [Arabic (perso-arabic)];
lowercase: 00E8

U00E8

decimal: &#232;
UTF-8 (c3, a8) è
name: LATIN SMALL LETTER E WITH GRAVE
old name: LATIN SMALL LETTER E GRAVE
Adobe glyph name: egrave
mnemonic name(s): <e!>
HTML 4 mnemonic name:&egrave;
category: Ll (Letter, Lowercase)
combining: 0
decomposition info: 0065 0300
comment:
found in charsets: 8859-1 (E8); VENTURA_INT (8A); CP857 (8A); CP1252 (E8); 8859-14 (E8); 8859-16 (E8); CP861 (8A); SAMI_WIN (E8); CP865 (8A); CP1258 (E8); CP860 (8A); 8859-15 (E8); CP850 (8A); CP1116 (8A); CP1256 (E8); ROMAN (8F); CP1254 (E8); SAMI_MAC (8F); 8859-3 (E8); CP437 (8A); CP1122 (54); 8859-9 (E8); CP863 (8A);
found in languages: af [Afrikaans]; cy [Welsh]; gd [Gaelic (Scots)]; yo [Yoruba]; vi [Vietnamese]; rm [(Rhaeto-)Romance]; tl [Pilipino (Tagalog)]; pt [Portuguese]; lb [Luxembourgian]; wa [Walloon]; it [Italian]; fr [French]; oc [Occitan]; ca [Catalan]; nl [Dutch]; mt [Maltese];
used in romanization of: my_r [Burmese (burmese)]; be_r [Belarusian (cyrillic)]; lo_r [Laotian (laotian)]; ru_r [Russian (cyrillic)]; zh_r [Chinese (sino-japanese)]; ar_r [Arabic (perso-arabic)];
uppercase: 00C8

U00C9

decimal: &#201;
UTF-8 (c3, 89) É
name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER E WITH ACUTE
old name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER E ACUTE
Adobe glyph name: Eacute
mnemonic name(s): <E'>
HTML 4 mnemonic name:&Eacute;
category: Lu (Letter, Uppercase)
combining: 0
decomposition info: 0045 0301
comment:
found in charsets: 8859-1 (C9); VENTURA_INT (90); CP852 (90); CP857 (90); 8859-2 (C9); CP1252 (C9); 8859-14 (C9); 8859-16 (C9); CP861 (90); CP775 (90); SAMI_WIN (C9); 8859-4 (C9); 8859-13 (C9); CP865 (90); CP1257 (C9); CP1258 (C9); CP1250 (C9); CP860 (90); 8859-15 (C9); CP850 (90); CP1116 (90); 8859-10 (C9); CENTEURO (83); ROMAN (83); CP1254 (C9); SAMI_MAC (83); 8859-3 (C9); CP437 (90); CP1122 (E0); 8859-9 (C9); CP863 (90);
found in languages: de [German]; da [Danish]; af [Afrikaans]; cy [Welsh]; gd [Gaelic (Scots)]; no [Norwegian]; wo [Wolof]; yo [Yoruba]; vi [Vietnamese]; hu [Hungarian]; is [Icelandic]; rm [(Rhaeto-)Romance]; sv [Swedish]; tl [Pilipino (Tagalog)]; ku [Kurdish]; pt [Portuguese]; ga [Irish]; lb [Luxembourgian]; wa [Walloon]; it [Italian]; fr [French]; oc [Occitan]; gl [Galician]; es [Spanish]; bi [Bislama]; ca [Catalan]; id [Indonesian]; sla [Kashubian]; nl [Dutch]; cs [Czech]; kl [Greenlandic]; sk [Slovak]; gn [Guaraní]; fy [Frisian];
used in romanization of: he_r [Hebrew (hebrew)]; lo_r [Laotian (laotian)]; zh_r [Chinese (sino-japanese)]; el_r [Greek (greek)]; km_r [Khmer (khmer)]; ar_r [Arabic (perso-arabic)];
lowercase: 00E9

U00E9

decimal: &#233;
UTF-8 (c3, a9) é
name: LATIN SMALL LETTER E WITH ACUTE
old name: LATIN SMALL LETTER E ACUTE
Adobe glyph name: eacute
mnemonic name(s): <e'>
HTML 4 mnemonic name:&eacute;
category: Ll (Letter, Lowercase)
combining: 0
decomposition info: 0065 0301
comment:
found in charsets: 8859-1 (E9); VENTURA_INT (82); CP852 (82); CP857 (82); 8859-2 (E9); CP1252 (E9); 8859-14 (E9); 8859-16 (E9); CP861 (82); CP775 (82); SAMI_WIN (E9); 8859-4 (E9); 8859-13 (E9); CP865 (82); CP1257 (E9); CP1258 (E9); CP1250 (E9); CP860 (82); 8859-15 (E9); CP850 (82); CP1116 (82); CP1256 (E9); 8859-10 (E9); CENTEURO (8E); ROMAN (8E); CP1254 (E9); SAMI_MAC (8E); 8859-3 (E9); CP437 (82); CP1122 (79); 8859-9 (E9); CP863 (82);
found in languages: de [German]; da [Danish]; af [Afrikaans]; cy [Welsh]; gd [Gaelic (Scots)]; no [Norwegian]; wo [Wolof]; yo [Yoruba]; vi [Vietnamese]; hu [Hungarian]; is [Icelandic]; rm [(Rhaeto-)Romance]; sv [Swedish]; tl [Pilipino (Tagalog)]; ku [Kurdish]; pt [Portuguese]; ga [Irish]; lb [Luxembourgian]; wa [Walloon]; it [Italian]; fr [French]; oc [Occitan]; gl [Galician]; es [Spanish]; bi [Bislama]; ca [Catalan]; id [Indonesian]; sla [Kashubian]; nl [Dutch]; cs [Czech]; kl [Greenlandic]; sk [Slovak]; gn [Guaraní]; fy [Frisian];
used in romanization of: he_r [Hebrew (hebrew)]; lo_r [Laotian (laotian)]; zh_r [Chinese (sino-japanese)]; el_r [Greek (greek)]; km_r [Khmer (khmer)]; ar_r [Arabic (perso-arabic)];
uppercase: 00C9

U00CA

decimal: &#202;
UTF-8 (c3, 8a) Ê
name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER E WITH CIRCUMFLEX
old name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER E CIRCUMFLEX
Adobe glyph name: Ecircumflex
mnemonic name(s): <E/>>
HTML 4 mnemonic name:&Ecirc;
category: Lu (Letter, Uppercase)
combining: 0
decomposition info: 0045 0302
comment:
found in charsets: 8859-1 (CA); VENTURA_INT (CA); CP857 (D2); CP1252 (CA); 8859-14 (CA); 8859-16 (CA); SAMI_WIN (CA); CP1258 (CA); CP860 (89); 8859-15 (CA); CP850 (D2); CP1116 (D2); ROMAN (E6); CP1254 (CA); SAMI_MAC (E6); 8859-3 (CA); CP1122 (72); 8859-9 (CA); CP863 (92);
found in languages: af [Afrikaans]; cy [Welsh]; no [Norwegian]; nso [Northern Sotho]; yo [Yoruba]; vi [Vietnamese]; tl [Pilipino (Tagalog)]; ku [Kurdish]; pt [Portuguese]; lb [Luxembourgian]; tn [Tswana]; wa [Walloon]; fr [French]; br [Breton]; nl [Dutch]; kl [Greenlandic]; fy [Frisian];
used in romanization of: zh_r [Chinese (sino-japanese)]; km_r [Khmer (khmer)]; ps_r [Pashto (perso-arabic)]; ar_r [Arabic (perso-arabic)];
lowercase: 00EA

U00EA

decimal: &#234;
UTF-8 (c3, aa) ê
name: LATIN SMALL LETTER E WITH CIRCUMFLEX
old name: LATIN SMALL LETTER E CIRCUMFLEX
Adobe glyph name: ecircumflex
mnemonic name(s): <e/>>
HTML 4 mnemonic name:&ecirc;
category: Ll (Letter, Lowercase)
combining: 0
decomposition info: 0065 0302
comment:
found in charsets: 8859-1 (EA); VENTURA_INT (88); CP857 (88); CP1252 (EA); 8859-14 (EA); 8859-16 (EA); CP861 (88); SAMI_WIN (EA); CP865 (88); CP1258 (EA); CP860 (88); 8859-15 (EA); CP850 (88); CP1116 (88); CP1256 (EA); ROMAN (90); CP1254 (EA); SAMI_MAC (90); 8859-3 (EA); CP437 (88); CP1122 (52); 8859-9 (EA); CP863 (88);
found in languages: af [Afrikaans]; cy [Welsh]; no [Norwegian]; nso [Northern Sotho]; yo [Yoruba]; vi [Vietnamese]; tl [Pilipino (Tagalog)]; ku [Kurdish]; pt [Portuguese]; lb [Luxembourgian]; tn [Tswana]; wa [Walloon]; fr [French]; br [Breton]; nl [Dutch]; kl [Greenlandic]; fy [Frisian];
used in romanization of: zh_r [Chinese (sino-japanese)]; km_r [Khmer (khmer)]; ps_r [Pashto (perso-arabic)]; ar_r [Arabic (perso-arabic)];
uppercase: 00CA

U00CB

decimal: &#203;
UTF-8 (c3, 8b) Ë
name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER E WITH DIAERESIS
old name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER E DIAERESIS
Adobe glyph name: Edieresis
mnemonic name(s): <E:>
HTML 4 mnemonic name:&Euml;
category: Lu (Letter, Uppercase)
combining: 0
decomposition info: 0045 0308
comment:
found in charsets: 8859-1 (CB); VENTURA_INT (CB); CP852 (D3); CP857 (D3); 8859-2 (CB); CP1252 (CB); 8859-14 (CB); 8859-16 (CB); SAMI_WIN (CB); 8859-4 (CB); CP1258 (CB); CP1250 (CB); 8859-15 (CB); CP850 (D3); CP1116 (D3); 8859-10 (CB); ROMAN (E8); CP1254 (CB); SAMI_MAC (E8); 8859-3 (CB); CP1122 (73); 8859-9 (CB); CP863 (94);
found in languages: af [Afrikaans]; cy [Welsh]; wo [Wolof]; yap [Yapese]; sv [Swedish]; dink [Dinka]; lb [Luxembourgian]; fr [French]; sla [Kashubian]; nl [Dutch]; sq [Albanian]; fy [Frisian];
used in romanization of: be_r [Belarusian (cyrillic)]; ru_r [Russian (cyrillic)];
lowercase: 00EB

U00EB

decimal: &#235;
UTF-8 (c3, ab) ë
name: LATIN SMALL LETTER E WITH DIAERESIS
old name: LATIN SMALL LETTER E DIAERESIS
Adobe glyph name: edieresis
mnemonic name(s): <e:>
HTML 4 mnemonic name:&euml;
category: Ll (Letter, Lowercase)
combining: 0
decomposition info: 0065 0308
comment:
found in charsets: 8859-1 (EB); VENTURA_INT (89); CP852 (89); CP857 (89); 8859-2 (EB); CP1252 (EB); 8859-14 (EB); 8859-16 (EB); CP861 (89); SAMI_WIN (EB); 8859-4 (EB); CP865 (89); CP1258 (EB); CP1250 (EB); 8859-15 (EB); CP850 (89); CP1116 (89); CP1256 (EB); 8859-10 (EB); ROMAN (91); CP1254 (EB); SAMI_MAC (91); 8859-3 (EB); CP437 (89); CP1122 (53); 8859-9 (EB); CP863 (89);
found in languages: af [Afrikaans]; cy [Welsh]; wo [Wolof]; yap [Yapese]; sv [Swedish]; dink [Dinka]; lb [Luxembourgian]; fr [French]; sla [Kashubian]; nl [Dutch]; sq [Albanian]; fy [Frisian];
used in romanization of: be_r [Belarusian (cyrillic)]; ru_r [Russian (cyrillic)];
uppercase: 00CB

U00CE

decimal: &#206;
UTF-8 (c3, 8e) ÃŽ
name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER I WITH CIRCUMFLEX
old name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER I CIRCUMFLEX
Adobe glyph name: Icircumflex
mnemonic name(s): <I/>>
HTML 4 mnemonic name:&Icirc;
category: Lu (Letter, Uppercase)
combining: 0
decomposition info: 0049 0302
comment:
found in charsets: 8859-1 (CE); VENTURA_INT (CE); CP852 (D7); CP857 (D7); 8859-2 (CE); CP1252 (CE); 8859-14 (CE); 8859-16 (CE); SAMI_WIN (CE); 8859-4 (CE); CP1258 (CE); CP1250 (CE); 8859-15 (CE); CP850 (D7); CP1116 (D7); 8859-10 (CE); ROMAN (EB); CP1254 (CE); SAMI_MAC (EB); 8859-3 (CE); CP1122 (76); 8859-9 (CE); CP863 (A8);
found in languages: af [Afrikaans]; cy [Welsh]; yo [Yoruba]; rm [(Rhaeto-)Romance]; tl [Pilipino (Tagalog)]; ku [Kurdish]; lb [Luxembourgian]; wa [Walloon]; it [Italian]; ro [Romanian]; fr [French]; kl [Greenlandic]; fy [Frisian]; mt [Maltese]; tr [Turkish];
used in romanization of: ar_r [Arabic (perso-arabic)];
lowercase: 00EE

U00EE

decimal: &#238;
UTF-8 (c3, ae) î
name: LATIN SMALL LETTER I WITH CIRCUMFLEX
old name: LATIN SMALL LETTER I CIRCUMFLEX
Adobe glyph name: icircumflex
mnemonic name(s): <i/>>
HTML 4 mnemonic name:&icirc;
category: Ll (Letter, Lowercase)
combining: 0
decomposition info: 0069 0302
comment:
found in charsets: 8859-1 (EE); VENTURA_INT (8C); CP852 (8C); CP857 (8C); 8859-2 (EE); CP1252 (EE); 8859-14 (EE); 8859-16 (EE); SAMI_WIN (EE); 8859-4 (EE); CP865 (8C); CP1258 (EE); CP1250 (EE); 8859-15 (EE); CP850 (8C); CP1116 (8C); CP1256 (EE); 8859-10 (EE); ROMAN (94); CP1254 (EE); SAMI_MAC (94); 8859-3 (EE); CP437 (8C); CP1122 (56); 8859-9 (EE); CP863 (8C);
found in languages: af [Afrikaans]; cy [Welsh]; yo [Yoruba]; rm [(Rhaeto-)Romance]; tl [Pilipino (Tagalog)]; ku [Kurdish]; lb [Luxembourgian]; wa [Walloon]; it [Italian]; ro [Romanian]; fr [French]; kl [Greenlandic]; fy [Frisian]; mt [Maltese]; tr [Turkish];
used in romanization of: ar_r [Arabic (perso-arabic)];
uppercase: 00CE

U00CF

decimal: &#207;
UTF-8 (c3, 8f) Ï
name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER I WITH DIAERESIS
old name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER I DIAERESIS
Adobe glyph name: Idieresis
mnemonic name(s): <I:>
HTML 4 mnemonic name:&Iuml;
category: Lu (Letter, Uppercase)
combining: 0
decomposition info: 0049 0308
comment:
found in charsets: 8859-1 (CF); VENTURA_INT (CF); CP857 (D8); CP1252 (CF); 8859-14 (CF); 8859-16 (CF); SAMI_WIN (CF); CP1258 (CF); 8859-15 (CF); CP850 (D8); CP1116 (D8); 8859-10 (CF); ROMAN (EC); CP1254 (CF); SAMI_MAC (EC); 8859-3 (CF); CP1122 (77); 8859-9 (CF); CP863 (95);
found in languages: af [Afrikaans]; cy [Welsh]; en [English]; dink [Dinka]; sami5 [South Sámi]; it [Italian]; fr [French]; bi [Bislama]; ca [Catalan]; nl [Dutch]; fy [Frisian];
used in romanization of: uk_r [Ukrainian (cyrillic)]; mn_r [Mongolian (cyrillic)]; el_r [Greek (greek)]; ar_r [Arabic (perso-arabic)];
lowercase: 00EF

U00EF

decimal: &#239;
UTF-8 (c3, af) ï
name: LATIN SMALL LETTER I WITH DIAERESIS
old name: LATIN SMALL LETTER I DIAERESIS
Adobe glyph name: idieresis
mnemonic name(s): <i:>
HTML 4 mnemonic name:&iuml;
category: Ll (Letter, Lowercase)
combining: 0
decomposition info: 0069 0308
comment:
found in charsets: 8859-1 (EF); VENTURA_INT (8B); CP857 (8B); CP1252 (EF); 8859-14 (EF); 8859-16 (EF); SAMI_WIN (EF); CP865 (8B); CP1258 (EF); 8859-15 (EF); CP850 (8B); CP1116 (8B); CP1256 (EF); 8859-10 (EF); ROMAN (95); CP1254 (EF); SAMI_MAC (95); 8859-3 (EF); CP437 (8B); CP1122 (57); 8859-9 (EF); CP863 (8B);
found in languages: af [Afrikaans]; cy [Welsh]; en [English]; dink [Dinka]; sami5 [South Sámi]; it [Italian]; fr [French]; bi [Bislama]; ca [Catalan]; nl [Dutch]; fy [Frisian];
used in romanization of: uk_r [Ukrainian (cyrillic)]; mn_r [Mongolian (cyrillic)]; el_r [Greek (greek)]; ar_r [Arabic (perso-arabic)];
uppercase: 00CF

U00D4

decimal: &#212;
UTF-8 (c3, 94) Ô
name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER O WITH CIRCUMFLEX
old name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER O CIRCUMFLEX
Adobe glyph name: Ocircumflex
mnemonic name(s): <O/>>
HTML 4 mnemonic name:&Ocirc;
category: Lu (Letter, Uppercase)
combining: 0
decomposition info: 004F 0302
comment:
found in charsets: 8859-1 (D4); VENTURA_INT (D2); CP852 (E2); CP857 (E2); 8859-2 (D4); CP1252 (D4); 8859-14 (D4); 8859-16 (D4); SAMI_WIN (D4); 8859-4 (D4); CP1258 (D4); CP1250 (D4); CP860 (8C); 8859-15 (D4); CP850 (E2); CP1116 (E2); 8859-10 (D4); CENTEURO (EF); ROMAN (EF); CP1254 (D4); SAMI_MAC (EF); 8859-3 (D4); CP1122 (EB); 8859-9 (D4); CP863 (99);
found in languages: af [Afrikaans]; cy [Welsh]; no [Norwegian]; nso [Northern Sotho]; yo [Yoruba]; vi [Vietnamese]; en [English]; mg [Malagasy]; pt [Portuguese]; lb [Luxembourgian]; tn [Tswana]; wa [Walloon]; fr [French]; sla [Kashubian]; br [Breton]; nl [Dutch]; kl [Greenlandic]; sk [Slovak]; fy [Frisian];
used in romanization of: my_r [Burmese (burmese)]; ja_r [Japanese (sino-japanese)]; lo_r [Laotian (laotian)]; km_r [Khmer (khmer)]; ar_r [Arabic (perso-arabic)];
lowercase: 00F4

U00F4

decimal: &#244;
UTF-8 (c3, b4) ô
name: LATIN SMALL LETTER O WITH CIRCUMFLEX
old name: LATIN SMALL LETTER O CIRCUMFLEX
Adobe glyph name: ocircumflex
mnemonic name(s): <o/>>
HTML 4 mnemonic name:&ocirc;
category: Ll (Letter, Lowercase)
combining: 0
decomposition info: 006F 0302
comment:
found in charsets: 8859-1 (F4); VENTURA_INT (93); CP852 (93); CP857 (93); 8859-2 (F4); CP1252 (F4); 8859-14 (F4); 8859-16 (F4); CP861 (93); SAMI_WIN (F4); 8859-4 (F4); CP865 (93); CP1258 (F4); CP1250 (F4); CP860 (93); 8859-15 (F4); CP850 (93); CP1116 (93); CP1256 (F4); 8859-10 (F4); CENTEURO (99); ROMAN (99); CP1254 (F4); SAMI_MAC (99); 8859-3 (F4); CP437 (93); CP1122 (CB); 8859-9 (F4); CP863 (93);
found in languages: af [Afrikaans]; cy [Welsh]; no [Norwegian]; nso [Northern Sotho]; yo [Yoruba]; vi [Vietnamese]; en [English]; mg [Malagasy]; pt [Portuguese]; lb [Luxembourgian]; tn [Tswana]; wa [Walloon]; fr [French]; sla [Kashubian]; br [Breton]; nl [Dutch]; kl [Greenlandic]; sk [Slovak]; fy [Frisian];
used in romanization of: my_r [Burmese (burmese)]; ja_r [Japanese (sino-japanese)]; lo_r [Laotian (laotian)]; km_r [Khmer (khmer)]; ar_r [Arabic (perso-arabic)];
uppercase: 00D4

U0152

decimal: &#338;
UTF-8 (c5, 92) Å’
name: LATIN CAPITAL LIGATURE OE
old name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER O E
Adobe glyph name: OE
mnemonic name(s): <OE>
HTML 4 mnemonic name:&OElig;
category: Lu (Letter, Uppercase)
combining: 0
comment:
found in charsets: VENTURA_INT (B5); CP1252 (8C); 8859-16 (BC); SAMI_WIN (8C); CP1258 (8C); 8859-15 (BC); CP1256 (8C); ROMAN (CE); CP1254 (8C); SAMI_MAC (CE);
found in languages: fr [French];
used in romanization of: km_r [Khmer (khmer)];
lowercase: 0153

U0153

decimal: &#339;
UTF-8 (c5, 93) Å“
name: LATIN SMALL LIGATURE OE
old name: LATIN SMALL LETTER O E
Adobe glyph name: oe
mnemonic name(s): <oe>
HTML 4 mnemonic name:&oelig;
category: Ll (Letter, Lowercase)
combining: 0
comment:
found in charsets: VENTURA_INT (B4); CP1252 (9C); 8859-16 (BD); SAMI_WIN (9C); CP1258 (9C); 8859-15 (BD); CP1256 (9C); ROMAN (CF); CP1254 (9C); SAMI_MAC (CF);
found in languages: fr [French];
used in romanization of: km_r [Khmer (khmer)];
uppercase: 0152

U00D9

decimal: &#217;
UTF-8 (c3, 99) Ù
name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER U WITH GRAVE
old name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER U GRAVE
Adobe glyph name: Ugrave
mnemonic name(s): <U!>
HTML 4 mnemonic name:&Ugrave;
category: Lu (Letter, Uppercase)
combining: 0
decomposition info: 0055 0300
comment:
found in charsets: 8859-1 (D9); VENTURA_INT (D5); CP857 (EB); CP1252 (D9); 8859-14 (D9); 8859-16 (D9); SAMI_WIN (D9); CP1258 (D9); CP860 (9D); 8859-15 (D9); CP850 (EB); CP1116 (EB); ROMAN (F4); CP1254 (D9); SAMI_MAC (F4); 8859-3 (D9); CP1122 (FD); 8859-9 (D9); CP863 (9D);
found in languages: cy [Welsh]; gd [Gaelic (Scots)]; yo [Yoruba]; vi [Vietnamese]; rm [(Rhaeto-)Romance]; tl [Pilipino (Tagalog)]; ku [Kurdish]; it [Italian]; fr [French]; sla [Kashubian]; br [Breton]; mt [Maltese];
used in romanization of: zh_r [Chinese (sino-japanese)];
lowercase: 00F9

U00F9

decimal: &#249;
UTF-8 (c3, b9) ù
name: LATIN SMALL LETTER U WITH GRAVE
old name: LATIN SMALL LETTER U GRAVE
Adobe glyph name: ugrave
mnemonic name(s): <u!>
HTML 4 mnemonic name:&ugrave;
category: Ll (Letter, Lowercase)
combining: 0
decomposition info: 0075 0300
comment:
found in charsets: 8859-1 (F9); VENTURA_INT (97); CP857 (97); CP1252 (F9); 8859-14 (F9); 8859-16 (F9); SAMI_WIN (F9); CP865 (97); CP1258 (F9); CP860 (97); 8859-15 (F9); CP850 (97); CP1116 (97); CP1256 (F9); ROMAN (9D); CP1254 (F9); SAMI_MAC (9D); 8859-3 (F9); CP437 (97); CP1122 (DD); 8859-9 (F9); CP863 (97);
found in languages: cy [Welsh]; gd [Gaelic (Scots)]; yo [Yoruba]; vi [Vietnamese]; rm [(Rhaeto-)Romance]; tl [Pilipino (Tagalog)]; ku [Kurdish]; it [Italian]; fr [French]; sla [Kashubian]; br [Breton]; mt [Maltese];
used in romanization of: zh_r [Chinese (sino-japanese)];
uppercase: 00D9

U00DB

decimal: &#219;
UTF-8 (c3, 9b) Û
name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER U WITH CIRCUMFLEX
old name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER U CIRCUMFLEX
Adobe glyph name: Ucircumflex
mnemonic name(s): <U/>>
HTML 4 mnemonic name:&Ucirc;
category: Lu (Letter, Uppercase)
combining: 0
decomposition info: 0055 0302
comment:
found in charsets: 8859-1 (DB); VENTURA_INT (D7); CP857 (EA); CP1252 (DB); 8859-14 (DB); 8859-16 (DB); SAMI_WIN (DB); 8859-4 (DB); CP1258 (DB); 8859-15 (DB); CP850 (EA); CP1116 (EA); 8859-10 (DB); ROMAN (F3); CP1254 (DB); SAMI_MAC (F3); 8859-3 (DB); CP1122 (FB); 8859-9 (DB); CP863 (9E);
found in languages: af [Afrikaans]; cy [Welsh]; yo [Yoruba]; tl [Pilipino (Tagalog)]; ku [Kurdish]; lb [Luxembourgian]; wa [Walloon]; fr [French]; nl [Dutch]; kl [Greenlandic]; fy [Frisian]; tr [Turkish];
used in romanization of: ja_r [Japanese (sino-japanese)]; ar_r [Arabic (perso-arabic)];
lowercase: 00FB

U00FB

decimal: &#251;
UTF-8 (c3, bb) û
name: LATIN SMALL LETTER U WITH CIRCUMFLEX
old name: LATIN SMALL LETTER U CIRCUMFLEX
Adobe glyph name: ucircumflex
mnemonic name(s): <u/>>
HTML 4 mnemonic name:&ucirc;
category: Ll (Letter, Lowercase)
combining: 0
decomposition info: 0075 0302
comment:
found in charsets: 8859-1 (FB); VENTURA_INT (96); CP857 (96); CP1252 (FB); 8859-14 (FB); 8859-16 (FB); CP861 (96); SAMI_WIN (FB); 8859-4 (FB); CP865 (96); CP1258 (FB); 8859-15 (FB); CP850 (96); CP1116 (96); CP1256 (FB); 8859-10 (FB); ROMAN (9E); CP1254 (FB); SAMI_MAC (9E); 8859-3 (FB); CP437 (96); CP1122 (DB); 8859-9 (FB); CP863 (96);
found in languages: af [Afrikaans]; cy [Welsh]; yo [Yoruba]; tl [Pilipino (Tagalog)]; ku [Kurdish]; lb [Luxembourgian]; wa [Walloon]; fr [French]; nl [Dutch]; kl [Greenlandic]; fy [Frisian]; tr [Turkish];
used in romanization of: ja_r [Japanese (sino-japanese)]; ar_r [Arabic (perso-arabic)];
uppercase: 00DB

U00DC

decimal: &#220;
UTF-8 (c3, 9c) Ü
name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER U WITH DIAERESIS
old name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER U DIAERESIS
Adobe glyph name: Udieresis
mnemonic name(s): <U:>
HTML 4 mnemonic name:&Uuml;
category: Lu (Letter, Uppercase)
combining: 0
decomposition info: 0055 0308
comment:
found in charsets: 8859-1 (DC); VENTURA_INT (9A); CP852 (9A); CP857 (9A); 8859-2 (DC); CP1252 (DC); 8859-14 (DC); 8859-16 (DC); CP861 (9A); CP775 (9A); SAMI_WIN (DC); 8859-4 (DC); 8859-13 (DC); CP865 (9A); CP1257 (DC); CP1258 (DC); CP1250 (DC); CP860 (9A); 8859-15 (DC); CP850 (9A); CP1116 (9A); 8859-10 (DC); CENTEURO (86); ROMAN (86); CP1254 (DC); SAMI_MAC (86); 8859-3 (DC); CP437 (9A); CP1122 (FC); 8859-9 (DC); CP863 (9A);
found in languages: eu [Basque]; de [German]; cy [Welsh]; sl [Slovenian]; hu [Hungarian]; sv [Swedish]; ch [Chamorro]; pt [Portuguese]; tk [Turkmen]; lb [Luxembourgian]; fr [French]; gl [Galician]; es [Spanish]; bi [Bislama]; ca [Catalan]; br [Breton]; nl [Dutch]; et [Estonian]; az [Azerbaijani]; tt [Tatar]; fy [Frisian]; tr [Turkish]; cor [Cornish];
used in romanization of: tk_r [Turkmen (cyrillic)]; mn_r [Mongolian (cyrillic)]; zh_r [Chinese (sino-japanese)]; ky_r [Kyrgyz (cyrillic)]; kk_r [Kazakh (cyrillic)];
lowercase: 00FC

U00FC

decimal: &#252;
UTF-8 (c3, bc) ü
name: LATIN SMALL LETTER U WITH DIAERESIS
old name: LATIN SMALL LETTER U DIAERESIS
Adobe glyph name: udieresis
mnemonic name(s): <u:>
HTML 4 mnemonic name:&uuml;
category: Ll (Letter, Lowercase)
combining: 0
decomposition info: 0075 0308
comment:
found in charsets: 8859-1 (FC); VENTURA_INT (81); CP852 (81); CP857 (81); 8859-2 (FC); CP1252 (FC); 8859-14 (FC); 8859-16 (FC); CP861 (81); CP775 (81); SAMI_WIN (FC); 8859-4 (FC); 8859-13 (FC); CP865 (81); CP1257 (FC); CP1258 (FC); CP1250 (FC); CP860 (81); 8859-15 (FC); CP850 (81); CP1116 (81); CP1256 (FC); 8859-10 (FC); CENTEURO (9F); ROMAN (9F); CP1254 (FC); SAMI_MAC (9F); 8859-3 (FC); CP437 (81); CP1122 (A1); 8859-9 (FC); CP863 (81);
found in languages: eu [Basque]; de [German]; cy [Welsh]; sl [Slovenian]; hu [Hungarian]; sv [Swedish]; ch [Chamorro]; pt [Portuguese]; tk [Turkmen]; lb [Luxembourgian]; fr [French]; gl [Galician]; es [Spanish]; bi [Bislama]; ca [Catalan]; br [Breton]; nl [Dutch]; et [Estonian]; az [Azerbaijani]; tt [Tatar]; fy [Frisian]; tr [Turkish]; cor [Cornish];
used in romanization of: tk_r [Turkmen (cyrillic)]; mn_r [Mongolian (cyrillic)]; zh_r [Chinese (sino-japanese)]; ky_r [Kyrgyz (cyrillic)]; kk_r [Kazakh (cyrillic)];
uppercase: 00DC

U0178

decimal: &#376;
UTF-8 (c5, b8) Ÿ
name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER Y WITH DIAERESIS
old name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER Y DIAERESIS
Adobe glyph name: Ydieresis
mnemonic name(s): <Y:>
HTML 4 mnemonic name:&Yuml;
category: Lu (Letter, Uppercase)
combining: 0
decomposition info: 0059 0308
comment:
found in charsets: VENTURA_INT (D8); CP1252 (9F); 8859-14 (AF); 8859-16 (BE); SAMI_WIN (9F); CP1258 (9F); 8859-15 (BE); ROMAN (D9); CP1254 (9F); SAMI_MAC (D9);
found in languages: cy [Welsh]; fr [French];
used in romanization of:
lowercase: 00FF

U00FF

decimal: &#255;
UTF-8 (c3, bf) ÿ
name: LATIN SMALL LETTER Y WITH DIAERESIS
old name: LATIN SMALL LETTER Y DIAERESIS
Adobe glyph name: ydieresis
mnemonic name(s): <y:>
HTML 4 mnemonic name:&yuml;
category: Ll (Letter, Lowercase)
combining: 0
decomposition info: 0079 0308
comment:
found in charsets: 8859-1 (FF); VENTURA_INT (98); CP857 (ED); CP1252 (FF); 8859-14 (FF); 8859-16 (FF); SAMI_WIN (FF); CP865 (98); CP1258 (FF); 8859-15 (FF); CP850 (98); CP1116 (98); ROMAN (D8); CP1254 (FF); SAMI_MAC (D8); CP437 (98); CP1122 (DF); 8859-9 (FF);
found in languages: cy [Welsh]; fr [French];
used in romanization of:
uppercase: 0178

Important characters

U00C6

decimal: &#198;
UTF-8 (c3, 86) Æ
name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER AE
old name: LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A E
Adobe glyph name: AE
mnemonic name(s): <AE>
HTML 4 mnemonic name:&AElig;
category: Lu (Letter, Uppercase)
combining: 0
comment: ash *
found in charsets: 8859-1 (C6); VENTURA_INT (92); CP857 (92); CP1252 (C6); 8859-14 (C6); 8859-16 (C6); CP861 (92); CP775 (92); SAMI_WIN (C6); 8859-4 (C6); 8859-13 (AF); CP865 (92); CP1257 (AF); CP1258 (C6); 8859-15 (C6); CP850 (92); CP1116 (92); 8859-10 (C6); ROMAN (AE); CP1254 (C6); SAMI_MAC (AE); CP437 (92); CP1122 (9E); 8859-9 (C6);
found in languages: da [Danish]; no [Norwegian]; fo [Faroese]; is [Icelandic]; en [English]; fr [French]; kl [Greenlandic];
used in romanization of:
lowercase: 00E6

U00E6

decimal: &#230;
UTF-8 (c3, a6) æ
name: LATIN SMALL LETTER AE
old name: LATIN SMALL LETTER A E
Adobe glyph name: ae
mnemonic name(s): <ae>
HTML 4 mnemonic name:&aelig;
category: Ll (Letter, Lowercase)
combining: 0
comment: ash *
found in charsets: 8859-1 (E6); VENTURA_INT (91); CP857 (91); CP1252 (E6); 8859-14 (E6); 8859-16 (E6); CP861 (91); CP775 (91); SAMI_WIN (E6); 8859-4 (E6); 8859-13 (BF); CP865 (91); CP1257 (BF); CP1258 (E6); 8859-15 (E6); CP850 (91); CP1116 (91); 8859-10 (E6); ROMAN (BE); CP1254 (E6); SAMI_MAC (BE); CP437 (91); CP1122 (9C); 8859-9 (E6);
found in languages: da [Danish]; no [Norwegian]; fo [Faroese]; is [Icelandic]; en [English]; fr [French]; kl [Greenlandic];
used in romanization of:
uppercase: 00C6


Codepages that contain all the characters listed above:
  1. 8859-15
  2. 8859-16
  3. CP1252
  4. CP1254
  5. CP1258
  6. ROMAN
  7. SAMI_MAC
  8. SAMI_WIN
  9. VENTURA_INT

Y and U with diaeresis are only used in certain geographical names and proper names plus their derivatives. Eg. capharnaüm `shambles' is derived from the proper name Capharnaüm.

Only ISO 8859-15, Windows 1252 or Mac Roman contain the full character repertoire needed.

Regional languages in France use C with cedilla more often.

The French from France use very seldom accented capitals. Nevertheless they are still part of the typographic tradition, kept up by dictionaries and some book publishing houses. Quebec, for instance, and some other French-speaking places do insist on using accented uppercase.

Accents are an essential element of French spelling; they are not optional, and their omission is always a mistake. Unfortunately, typewriter manufacturers found they could not fit the accents above the uppercase letters because of the standard heights of the type heads. As a result, a couple of generations of French typists grew up being _unable_ to type with accents over uppercase letters. This trait was further strengthened by incompatibilities in code pages (IBM 437 and 863, ISO 8859-1) and inconvenient computer keyboard layouts. Still, it is perverse to claim that the practices forced on French typists by a manufacturing errors should now be accepted as some sort of orthographic standard.

Quality French book, newspaper and magazine typography has always continued to use both upper- and lowercase accented letters, as is necessary to the correct spelling of the French language. Spelling is never 'a matter of style'.

The current everyday use always drops the accent marks on the word-initial capital and often but not always on all chraracters when the whole word is written in upper case.

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French Required characters Important characters Codepages that contain all the characters listed above: 8859-15 8859-16 CP1252 CP1254 CP1258 ROMAN SAMI_MAC SAMI_WIN VENTURA_INT Y and U with diaeresis are only used in certain geographical names and proper names plus their derivatives. Eg. capharnaüm ...... Read MORE » on Dogmeat