From keld@dkuug.dk Tue Oct  5 18:32:20 1993
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From: keld@dkuug.dk (Keld J|rn Simonsen)
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       "(XoJIG 1225) (SC22WG15.312) Re: X/Open Registry of Locales" (Oct  5,  9:19)
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To: isaak@csac.zko.dec.com (Jim Isaak-respond via isaak@decvax.dec.com),
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Subject: Re: (XoJIG 1225) (SC22WG15.312) Re: X/Open Registry of Locales

Keld J|rn Simonsen writes:

> Yes, their initial collection of locales includes the Danish
> locales as we have published them in ISO/IEC 9945-2:1993
> together with a number of other standards bodies locales, of
> Nordic and Baltic origin.  (that is Finnish, Estonian, Icelandic,
> Latvian, Lithuanian, Norwegian and Swedish locales).
> 
> There are also some locales that I have submitted privately to them.
> (some 20 locales, including major european and american countries).
> All these locales, and more are obtainable from the WG15 collection
> of POSIX locales, in the directory dkuug.dk:i18n/locales - charmaps
> in dkuug.dk:i18n/charmaps - avaliable by ftp and email.
> 
> I think that the X/Open locales are not available publically.

I learned that the X/Open locales will be publically available by
email (preferred) and on diskettes. Sorry for my misunderstanding.

Keld