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Line 17: === Windows 9x === {{main\|Microsoft Layer for Unicode}} In 2001, Microsoft released a special supplement to Microsoft’s old [[Windows 9x]] systems. It includes a dynamic link library unicows.dll (only 240 KB) containing the ~~Unicode~~16-bit flavor (the ones with the letter W on the end) of all the basic functions of Windows API. == Various encoding schemes ==

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