revision of ISO 3166

Marion Gunn mgunn at egt.ie
Tue Sep 7 13:14:54 CEST 2004


Or (since the nice expression 'plain English' is now so widespread among
translators, teachers and public servants), perhaps it might be
acceptable to designate the 26 as the set of 'Plain English/American
letters'.  
mg

Scríobh Doug Ewell:
> ...
> "The alpha-2 code uses combinations, in upper case, of two letters of
> the 26-character Latin script (ignoring diacritic signs) from the range
> AA to ZZ."
> 
> I suppose the numerous qualifications in this sentence are sufficient to
> identify the particular set of 676 code elements.  In technical usage,
> the range from "A to Z" is not usually expected to include Ã* or Ã*.
> 
> 
> Some other parts of the draft, such as Section 6.2, will require similar
> editing to change "Roman alphabet" to "Latin script."
> 
> -Doug Ewell

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