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Encoding Conversion Resources

Lorna Priest, 2006-03-28; 22 reads

Roman Script to Arabic Script Conversion NRSI staff, 2013-04-25; 228 reads
The SIL Converters software provide the framework to convert your texts from Roman script to Arabic script. This document is not a manual of SIL Converters or the TECkit mapping language but attempts to highlight some principles that need to be considered when converting text from Roman script to Arabic script.

SILConverters 3.1.1 Bob Eaton, Mark Penny, 2010-07-30; 88047 reads
This package provides tools through which you can change the encoding, font, and/or script of text in Microsoft Word and other Office documents, XML documents, and SFM text and lexicon documents. It also installs a system-wide repository to manage your encoding converters and transliterators (TECkit, CC, ICU, Perl, or Python-based, as well as support for adding custom transduction engines).

Encore2Unicode — E2U is a command-line utility for Windows that can examine a font built using the Encore font system and create a draft TECkit mapping table for converting data using that font to (and back from) Unicode.

Convert to Unicode — C2U can assist in the creation of a TECkit map file that will map each character in a text file to its Unicode equivalent. It can also assist in the creation of a Keyman keyboard to give you a simple way to enter any character in your text. It assists in the conversion of a Paratext 5 or Paratext 6 project to a new Unicode compliant Paratext 6 project.

Unicode Character Properties Excel Workbook Peter Constable and Bob Hallissy, 2012-02-10; 50777 reads
Various files from the Unicode Character Database (6.1) compiled into an Excel workbook.

Unicode 5.1 Latin and Cyrillic characters – sorted Lorna A. Priest, 2008-05-09; 21950 reads
PDF documents with tables of Latin and Cyrillic characters from Unicode 5.1 sorted in Unicode Collation Algorithm default order. Useful for finding characters in Unicode.

Unibook: Introductory Walkthrough Bob Hallissy, 2003-03-03; 17222 reads
This is a short walkthrough on using the Unibook Character browser. The Unibook Character browser is a small utility for offline viewing of the character charts and character properties for The Unicode Standard.

http://rishida.net/tools/conversion/ — Unicode Code Converter is a chart that allows you to convert text to Unicode codepoints, UTF-8, UTF-16, HTML/XML, and hex and decimal. Just add one type of data, press the tab, and see all the corresponding values