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Goldsmith)A 41 62 :M -.039(Request for Comments: 1641)A 462 62 :M -.094(M. Davis)A 41 74 :M -.045(Category: Experimental)A 443 74 :M -.023(Taligent, Inc.)A 460 86 :M (July 1994)S 170 115 :M f1_18 sf -.021(Using Unicode with MIME)A 41 161 :M f1_14 sf -.019(Status of this Memo)A 58 189 :M f0_12 sf -.006(This memo defines an Experimental Protocol for the Internet community. This memo does)A 58 201 :M -.003(not specify an Internet standard of any kind. Distribution of this memo is unlimited.)A 41 232 :M f1_14 sf -.011(Abstract)A 58 260 :M f0_12 sf -.006(The Unicode Standard, version 1.1, and ISO/IEC 10646-1:1993\(E\) jointly define a 16 bit)A 58 272 :M -.005(character set \(hereafter referred to as Unicode\) which encompasses most of the world\325s)A 58 284 :M -.006(writing systems. However, Internet mail \(STD 11, RFC 822\) currently supports only 7-bit)A 58 296 :M -.003(US ASCII as a character set. MIME\312\(RFC 1521 and RFC 1522\) extends Internet mail to)A 58 308 :M -.006(support different media types and character sets, and thus could support Unicode in mail)A 58 320 :M -.005(messages. MIME neither defines Unicode as a permitted character set nor specifies how it)A 58 332 :M -.009(would be encoded, although it does provide for the registration of additional character sets)A 58 344 :M -.072(over time.)A 58 372 :M -.01(This document specifies the usage of Unicode within MIME.)A 41 403 :M f1_14 sf -.01(Motivation)A 58 431 :M f0_12 sf -.006(Since Unicode is starting to see widespread commercial adoption, users will want a way to)A 58 443 :M -.002(transmit information in this character set in mail messages and other Internet media. Since)A 58 455 :M -.009(MIME was expressly designed to allow such extensions and is on the standards track for the)A 58 467 :M -.006(Internet, it is the most appropriate means for encoding Unicode. RFC 1521 and RFC 1522 do)A 58 479 :M -.001(not define Unicode as an allowed character set, but allow registration of additional character)A 58 491 :M -.199(sets. )A 58 519 :M -.01(In addition to allowing use of Unicode within MIME bodies, another goal is to specify a way)A 58 531 :M -.006(of using Unicode that allows text which consists largely, but not entirely, of US-ASCII)A 58 543 :M -.001(characters to be represented in a way that can be read by mail clients who do not understand)A 58 555 :M -.01(Unicode. This is in keeping with the philosophy of MIME. Such an encoding is described in)A 58 567 :M -.002(another document, \322UTF-7: A Mail Safe Transformation Format of Unicode\323 [UTF-7].)A 41 598 :M f1_14 sf -.075(Overview)A 58 626 :M f0_12 sf -.006(Several ways of using Unicode are possible. This document specifies both guidelines for use)A 58 638 :M -.01(of Unicode within MIME, and a specific usage. The usage specified in this document is a)A 58 650 :M -.01(straightforward use of Unicode as specified in \322The Unicode Standard, Version 1.1\323.)A 40 662 468 26 rC 41 684 :M -.062(Goldsmith & Davis)A 467 684 :M -.063([Page )A 497 684 :M (1)S 503 684 :M (])S endp %%Page: 2 2 %%BeginPageSetup initializepage (David Goldsmith; page: 2 of 5)setjob %%EndPageSetup gS 0 0 552 730 rC 40 40 468 648 rC 58 76 :M f0_12 sf -.006(This encoding is intended for situations where sender and recipient do not want to do a lot of)A 58 88 :M -.006(processing, when the text does not consist primarily of characters from the US-ASCII)A 58 100 :M -.005(character set, or when sender and receiver are known in advance to support Unicode.)A 58 128 :M -.01(Another encoding is intended for situations where the text consists primarily of US-ASCII,)A 58 140 :M -.005(with occasional characters from other parts of Unicode. This encoding allows the US-ASCII)A 58 152 :M -.003(portion to be read by all recipients without having to support Unicode. This encoding is)A 58 164 :M -.002(specified in another document, \322UTF-7: A Mail Safe Transformation Format of Unicode\323)A 58 176 :M -.092([UTF-7].)A 58 204 :M -.01(Finally, in keeping with the principles set forth in RFC 1521, text which can be represented)A 58 216 :M -.006(using the US-ASCII or ISO-8859-x character sets should be so represented where possible,)A 58 228 :M -.022(for maximum interoperability.)A 41 259 :M f1_14 sf -.032(Definitions)A 58 287 :M f0_12 sf -.015(The definition of character set Unicode:)A 76 315 :M -.01(The 16 bit character set Unicode is defined by \322The Unicode Standard, Version 1.1\323.)A 76 327 :M -.008(This character set is identical with the character repertoire and coding of the international)A 76 339 :M -.006(standard ISO/IEC 10646-1:1993\(E\); Coded Representation Form=UCS-2; Subset=300;)A 76 351 :M -.003(Implementation Level=3.)A 76 379 :M f1_12 sf -.328(Note)A 100 379 :M f0_12 sf -.006(. Unicode 1.1 further specifies the use and interaction of these character codes)A 76 391 :M -.011(beyond the ISO standard. However, any valid 10646 BMP \(Basic Multilingual Plane\))A 76 403 :M -.006(sequence is a valid Unicode sequence, and )A 283 403 :M f2_12 sf -.033(vice versa)A 332 403 :M f0_12 sf -.017(; Unicode supplies interpretations of)A 76 415 :M -.008(sequences on which the ISO standard is silent as to interpretation.)A 76 443 :M -.001(This character set is encoded as sequences of octets, two per 16-bit character, with the)A 76 455 :M -.007(most significant octet first. Text with an odd number of octets is ill-formed.)A 76 483 :M f1_12 sf -.04(Rationale)A 125 483 :M f0_12 sf -.012(. ISO/IEC 10646-1:1993\(E\) specifies that when characters in the UCS-2 form)A 76 495 :M -.009(are serialized as octets, that the most significant octet appear first. This is also in keeping)A 76 507 :M -.011(with common network practice of choosing a canonical format for transmission.)A 41 538 :M f1_14 sf (General Specification of Unicode Character Sets Within MIME)S 58 566 :M f0_12 sf -.011(The Unicode Standard is currently at version 1.1. Although new versions should be)A 58 578 :M -.006(compatible with old implementations if an implementation is compliant with the standard,)A 58 590 :M -.002(some implementations may choose to check the version of the character set that is being)A 58 602 :M -.01(used. In order to allow some implementations to check the version number and allow others)A 58 614 :M -.006(to ignore it, all registrations of Unicode variants and versions for MIME usage should have)A 58 626 :M -.008(MIME\312charset names which conform to one of the two following patterns:)A 40 40 468 26 rC 41 50 :M -.097(RFC 1641)A 208 50 :M -.014(Using Unicode with MIME)A 460 50 :M (July 1994)S gR gS 40 662 468 26 rC 41 684 :M f0_12 sf -.062(Goldsmith & Davis)A 467 684 :M -.063([Page )A 497 684 :M (2)S 503 684 :M (])S endp %%Page: 3 3 %%BeginPageSetup initializepage (David Goldsmith; page: 3 of 5)setjob %%EndPageSetup gS 0 0 552 730 rC 40 40 468 648 rC 94 77 :M f3_12 sf -.209(UNICODE-major-minor)A 94 89 :M -.206(UNICODE-major-minor-variant)A 58 112 :M f0_12 sf -.006(Where major and minor are strings of decimal digits \(0 through 9\) specifying the major and)A 58 124 :M -.01(minor version number of the Unicode standard to which the text in question conforms. In the)A 58 136 :M -.006(interests of interoperability, the lowest version number compatible with the text should be)A 58 148 :M -.006(used. The lowest acceptable version number is UNICODE-1-1, corresponding to \322The)A 58 160 :M -.01(Unicode Standard, Version 1.1\323. The optional trailing string \322variant\323 describes the)A 58 172 :M -.002(particular transformation format of Unicode that the registration describes; its content is up)A 58 184 :M -.001(to the particular registration. If there is no trailing variant string, the charset name refers to)A 58 196 :M -.007(the basic two octet form of Unicode as described in \322The Unicode Standard\323.)A 76 224 :M f1_12 sf -.055(Example)A 121 224 :M f0_12 sf -.006(. A\312hypothetical charset which referred to the UTF-8 transformation format of)A 76 236 :M -.007(Unicode/10646 \(also known as UTF-2 or UTF-FSS\) might be named UNICODE-1-1-)A 76 248 :M -.131(UTF-8.)A 41 279 :M f1_14 sf -.013(Encoding Character Set Unicode Within MIME)A 58 307 :M f0_12 sf -.009(Character set Unicode uses 16 bit characters, and therefore would normally be used with the)A 58 319 :M -.01(Binary or Base64 content transfer encodings of MIME. In header fields, it would normally)A 58 331 :M -.01(be used with the B content transfer encoding. The MIME character set identifier is)A 58 343 :M -.088(UNICODE-1-1.)A 76 371 :M f1_12 sf -.055(Example)A 121 371 :M f0_12 sf -.007(. Here is a text portion of a MIME message containing the Japanese word)A 76 383 :M -.013(\322nihongo\323 \(hexadecimal 65E5,672C,8A9E\) written in Han characters.)A 94 412 :M f3_12 sf -.203(Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UNICODE-1-1)A 94 424 :M -.204(Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64)A 94 448 :M -.227(ZeVnLIqe)A 76 471 :M f1_12 sf -.055(Example)A 121 471 :M f0_12 sf -.012(. Here is a text portion of a MIME message containing the Unicode sequence)A 76 483 :M -.015(\322A .\323 \(hexadecimal 0041,2262,0391,002E\))A 94 512 :M f3_12 sf -.203(Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UNICODE-1-1)A 94 524 :M -.204(Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64)A 94 548 :M -.216(AEEiYgORAC4=)A 40 40 468 26 rC 41 50 :M f0_12 sf -.097(RFC 1641)A 208 50 :M -.014(Using Unicode with MIME)A 460 50 :M (July 1994)S gR gS 40 662 468 26 rC 41 684 :M f0_12 sf -.062(Goldsmith & Davis)A 467 684 :M -.063([Page )A 497 684 :M (3)S 503 684 :M (])S endp %%Page: 4 4 %%BeginPageSetup initializepage (David Goldsmith; page: 4 of 5)setjob %%EndPageSetup gS 0 0 552 730 rC 40 40 468 648 rC 41 79 :M f1_14 sf -.057(Acknowledgements)A 58 107 :M f0_12 sf -.01(Many thanks to the following people for their contributions, comments, and suggestions. If)A 58 119 :M -.008(we have omitted anyone it was through oversight and not intentionally.)A 94 147 :M -.031(Glenn Adams)A 94 159 :M -.032(Harald T. Alvestrand)A 94 171 :M -.033(Nathaniel Borenstein)A 94 183 :M -.066(Lee Collins)A 94 195 :M (Jim Conklin)S 94 207 :M -.087(Dave Crocker)A 94 219 :M -.058(Steve Dorner)A 94 231 :M -.081(Dana S. Emery)A 94 243 :M -.038(Ned Freed)A 94 255 :M -.023(John H. Jenkins)A 94 267 :M -.071(John C. Klensin)A 94 279 :M -.021(Valdis Kletnieks)A 94 291 :M -.064(Keith Moore)A 94 303 :M -.025(Masataka Ohta)A 94 315 :M -.044(Einar Stefferud)A 41 342 :M f1_14 sf -.021(Security Considerations)A 58 373 :M f0_12 sf -.006(Security issues are not discussed in this memo.)A 41 404 :M f1_14 sf -.031(References)A 41 432 :M f0_12 sf -.081([UNICODE 1.1])A 126 432 :M -.013(\322The Unicode Standard, Version 1.1\323: Version 1.0, Volume 1 \(ISBN 0-201-)A 126 444 :M -.003(56788-1\), Version 1.0, Volume 2 \(ISBN 0-201-60845-6\), and \322Unicode)A 126 456 :M -.007(Technical Report #4, The Unicode Standard, Version 1.1\323 \(available from The)A 126 468 :M -.004(Unicode Consortium, and soon to be published by Addison-Wesley\).)A 41 496 :M -.031([ISO 10646])A 126 496 :M -.007(ISO/IEC 10646-1:1993\(E\) Information Technology--Universal Multiple-octet)A 126 508 :M -.025(Coded Character Set \(UCS\).)A 41 536 :M -.107([UTF-7])A 126 536 :M -.008(Goldsmith, D., and M. Davis, \322UTF-7: A Mail Safe Transformation Format of)A 126 548 :M -.021(Unicode\323, RFC 1642, Taligent, Inc., July 1994.)A 41 576 :M -.071([US-ASCII])A 126 576 :M -.008(Coded Character Set--7-bit American Standard Code for Information)A 126 588 :M -.01(Interchange, ANSI X3.4-1986.)A 41 616 :M -.034([ISO-8859])A 126 616 :M -.011(Information Processing -- 8-bit Single-Byte Coded Graphic Character Sets --)A 126 628 :M -.007(Part 1: Latin Alphabet No. 1, ISO 8859-1:1987. Part 2: Latin alphabet No. 2,)A 126 640 :M -.008(ISO 8859-2, 1987. Part 3: Latin alphabet No. 3, ISO 8859-3, 1988. Part 4:)A 126 652 :M -.012(Latin alphabet No. 4, ISO 8859-4, 1988. Part 5: Latin/Cyrillic alphabet, ISO)A 40 40 468 26 rC 41 50 :M -.097(RFC 1641)A 208 50 :M -.014(Using Unicode with MIME)A 460 50 :M (July 1994)S gR gS 40 662 468 26 rC 41 684 :M f0_12 sf -.062(Goldsmith & Davis)A 467 684 :M -.063([Page )A 497 684 :M (4)S 503 684 :M (])S endp %%Page: 5 5 %%BeginPageSetup initializepage (David Goldsmith; page: 5 of 5)setjob %%EndPageSetup gS 0 0 552 730 rC 40 40 468 648 rC 126 76 :M f0_12 sf -.008(8859-5, 1988. Part 6: Latin/Arabic alphabet, ISO 8859-6, 1987. Part 7:)A 126 88 :M -.003(Latin/Greek alphabet, ISO 8859-7, 1987. Part 8: Latin/Hebrew alphabet, ISO)A 126 100 :M -.01(8859-8, 1988. Part 9: Latin alphabet No. 5, ISO 8859-9, 1990.)A 41 128 :M -.095([RFC822])A 126 128 :M -.009(Crocker, D., "Standard for the Format of ARPA Internet Text Messages", STD)A 126 140 :M -.011(11, RFC 822, UDEL, August 1982.)A 41 168 :M -.073([RFC-1521])A 126 168 :M -.011(Borenstein N., and N. Freed, "MIME \(Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions\))A 126 180 :M -.012(Part One: Mechanisms for Specifying and Describing the Format of Internet)A 126 192 :M -.014(Message Bodies", RFC 1521, Bellcore, Innosoft, September 1993.)A 41 220 :M -.073([RFC-1522])A 126 220 :M -.004(Moore, K., "Representation of Non-Ascii Text in Internet Message Headers")A 126 232 :M -.012(RFC 1522, University of Tennessee, September 1993.)A 41 260 :M -.107([UTF-8])A 126 260 :M -.009(X/Open Company Ltd., \322File System Safe UCS Transformation Format)A 126 272 :M -.003(\(FSS_UTF\)\323, X/Open Preliminary Specification, Document Number:\312P316.)A 126 284 :M -.013(This information also appears in Unicode Technical Report #4, and in a)A 126 296 :M -.009(forthcoming annex to ISO/IEC 10646.)A 41 327 :M f1_14 sf -.047(Authors\325 Addresses)A 58 355 :M f0_12 sf -.071(David Goldsmith)A 58 367 :M -.023(Taligent, Inc.)A 58 379 :M -.015(10201 N. DeAnza Blvd.)A 58 391 :M -.028(Cupertino, CA 95014-2233)A 58 415 :M -.018(Phone: 408-777-5225)A 58 427 :M -.02(Fax: 408-777-5081)A 58 439 :M -.02(EMail: david_goldsmith@taligent.com)A 58 475 :M -.108(Mark Davis)A 58 487 :M -.023(Taligent, Inc.)A 58 499 :M -.015(10201 N. DeAnza Blvd.)A 58 511 :M -.028(Cupertino, CA 95014-2233)A 58 535 :M -.018(Phone: 408-777-5116)A 58 547 :M -.02(Fax: 408-777-5081)A 58 559 :M (EMail: mark_davis@taligent.com)S 40 40 468 26 rC 41 50 :M -.097(RFC 1641)A 208 50 :M -.014(Using Unicode with MIME)A 460 50 :M (July 1994)S gR gS 40 662 468 26 rC 41 684 :M f0_12 sf -.062(Goldsmith & Davis)A 467 684 :M -.063([Page )A 497 684 :M (5)S 503 684 :M (])S endp %%Trailer end % md %%EOF
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