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Line 1: #REDIRECT [[Character encoding#Character sets, character maps and code pages]] In computing, a '''legacy encoding''' is, according to Basis Technology Corporation, "any [[character encoding]] that was in use prior to the advent of the Unicode standard", and legacy encodings "include national, international and vendor encoding standards".<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/unicode-db-process/\|title=Processing database information using Unicode, a case study\|work=[[IBM]] developmentWorks\|date=[[1999-09-01]]\|publisher=Basis Technology Corporation\|author=Brian Carr and Karen Watts}}</ref> ~~== References ==~~ ~~<references/>~~ ~~==See also==~~ * [[Legacy system]] ~~[[Category:Character encoding]]~~ ~~[[Category:Legacy systems]]~~ [[he:קידוד לגסי]]