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     UDP has the ability to read a number of different file formats and convert them to Unicode. It also can save its data in several file formats.

Import             Export

Import Formats

  • UDP Native formats: Unicode text with markers for Documents, Proprietary for Databases; Protected for both Documents and Databases

  • Unicode Text formats: UTF-16 for Windows (Little Endian), UTF-16 for MAC (Big Endian), UTF-8

  • RTF and Text formats. The codepages/fonts that UDP supports for Text can be any one of the following; RTF files can use one or more of the following:

    • Single Byte Character Set Codepages
      • 1252 (Latin 1) - used in North & South America, Western Europe, Australia, Oceania, etc. Often referred to as ANSI.
      • 1250 (Central/Eastern Europe)
      • 1251 (Cyrillic/Russian)
      • 1253 (Greek)
      • 1254 (Turkish)
      • 1255 (Hebrew)
      • 1256 (Arabic)
      • 1257 (Baltic)
      • 1258 (Vietnam)
      • 874 (Thai)
      • 437 (US) - MS-DOS/OEM
      • 850 (Multilingual Latin I) - European MS-DOS/OEM
      • 1000 (Mac OS Roman/US Code Page)

    • Double Byte Character Set Codepages
      • 932 (Japanese Shift-JIS)
      • 936 (Simplified Chinese GBK)
      • 950 (Traditional Chinese Big5)
      • 949 (Korean)

    • Tibetan/Dzongkha Font Based Formats
      • TibetanMachine, TibetanCaligraphic, TibetanClassic, DzongkhaCaligraphic
      • TibetanMachineWeb
      • Tibetan Modern A
      • Robillard (Ltibetan, etc)
      • Sambhota including Dedris, Eedris, Esama/b/c, Sama/b/c, Samw
      • TIBETBT
      • fonts derived from the "P.R.C. National Standard for Tibetan (Extension A)" (aka "Set A")
      • TCRC Bod-Yig, TCRC Youtsoweb, TCRC Youtso
      • All Tibetan Unicode fonts (of course)

    • ASCII/Tibetan Text Only formats
      • ACIP text files
      • Wylie text files
      • Tibetan Braille
      • Rangjung Yeshe Dictionary format

    RTF can be encoded using 8-bit values (ASCII-characters or '\HH) and/or Unicode values (\uHHHH).

  • WordPerfect® 6.x for DOS: including Tibetan! Dzongkha! & Diacritics! files

Export Formats

  • UDP Native formats: Unicode text with markers for Documents, Proprietary for Databases; Protected for both Documents and Databases

  • Unicode Text formats: UTF-16 for Windows (Little Endian), UTF-16 for MAC (Big Endian), UTF-8

  • Unicode RTF format: one Unicode font for Tibetan/Dzongkha and another Unicode font for everything else

  • 8-bit RTF format: Non-Tibetan/non-Dzongkha in the font of your choice (non-ANSI characters are written as Unicode) and Tibetan/Dzongkha written using any of the following 8-bit font sets:
    • TibetanMachine, TibetanCaligraphic, TibetanClassic, DzongkhaCaligraphic
    • Tibetan Modern A
    • Robillard (Ltibetan, etc)

  • HTML format: any one of the following
    • Unicode for both Tibetan/Dzongkha and non-Tibetan/non-Dzongkha; fonts can be left up to the browser or specified.
    • ANSI (with Unicode for non-ANSI) and the font specified or left up to the browser; Tibetan/Dzongkha in any of the following 8-bit fonts:
      • TibetanMachine, TibetanCaligraphic, TibetanClassic, DzongkhaCaligraphic
      • TibetanMachineWeb
      • Tibetan Modern A
      • Robillard (Ltibetan, etc)
    E-mail can be generated as HTML in any of the above formats as well.

  • Tibetan Text using a single Tibetan font's encoding from the following:
    • TibetanMachine
    • TibetanMachineWeb
    • Tibetan Modern A
    • Ltibetan

  • Raw or CSV (Comma Separated Values) Text: for Database export (non-Tibetan)

  • Tibetan Braille text

  • WordPerfect® 6.x for DOS: compatible with Tibetan! Dzongkha! & Diacritics!

  • ACIP text
Files can be read in from any Import format and saved in any Export format. There are command line flags to enable many of these import/exports to be done in batch mode.

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