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Jsummers at 22:25, 4 March 2016

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Jsummers: Category:Transfer Encodings

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Category:Transfer Encodings

Gphemsley: infobox

2012-11-10T05:40:41Z

infobox

Dan Tobias: Add standard navigational header

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Only one bracket on each side for external URLs

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UTF-7 is a 7-bit encoding of Unicode which is intended for use in transports (e.g., some email gateways) that cannot safely transfer character codes with the high bit set (0X80 through 0XFF). It is compatible with ASCII except that the character "+" is used as a shift code.

[[http://www.rfc-ref.org/RFC-TEXTS/2152/chapter4.html UTF-7 definition]]

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 |formattype=electronic
 |subcat=Character encoding
 |charset=UTF-7
 |charsetaliases=csUTF7

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 '''UTF-7''' is a 7-bit encoding of Unicode which is intended for use in transports (e.g., some email gateways) that cannot safely transfer character codes with the high bit set (0X80 through 0XFF). It is compatible with ASCII except that the character "+" is used as a shift code.
-In addition to the IANA charset code UTF-7 (MIBEnum 1012), there is an earlier version designated as charset UNICODE-1-1-UTF-7, alt csUnicode11UTF7, MIBEnum 103.
+In addition to the IANA charset code UTF-7 (MIBenum 1012), there is an earlier version designated as charset UNICODE-1-1-UTF-7, alt csUnicode11UTF7, MIBenum 103.
 == Links ==

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 |formattype=electronic
 |subcat=Character encoding
 }}
 '''UTF-7''' is a 7-bit encoding of Unicode which is intended for use in transports (e.g., some email gateways) that cannot safely transfer character codes with the high bit set (0X80 through 0XFF). It is compatible with ASCII except that the character "+" is used as a shift code.
 == Links ==

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 {{FormatInfo
 |formattype=electronic
-|subcat=Character Encodings
+|subcat=Character encoding
 }}
 '''UTF-7''' is a 7-bit encoding of Unicode which is intended for use in transports (e.g., some email gateways) that cannot safely transfer character codes with the high bit set (0X80 through 0XFF). It is compatible with ASCII except that the character "+" is used as a shift code.

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	'''UTF-7''' is a 7-bit encoding of Unicode which is intended for use in transports (e.g., some email gateways) that cannot safely transfer character codes with the high bit set (0X80 through 0XFF). It is compatible with ASCII except that the character "+" is used as a shift code.		'''UTF-7''' is a 7-bit encoding of Unicode which is intended for use in transports (e.g., some email gateways) that cannot safely transfer character codes with the high bit set (0X80 through 0XFF). It is compatible with ASCII except that the character "+" is used as a shift code.

−	[http://www.rfc-ref.org/RFC-TEXTS/2152/chapter4.html UTF-7 definition]	+	== Links ==
		+	* [http://www.rfc-ref.org/RFC-TEXTS/2152/chapter4.html UTF-7 definition]
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		+	[[Category:Transfer Encodings]]

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−	UTF-7 is a 7-bit encoding of Unicode which is intended for use in transports (e.g., some email gateways) that cannot safely transfer character codes with the high bit set (0X80 through 0XFF). It is compatible with ASCII except that the character "+" is used as a shift code.	+	{\|
		+	\|[[File Formats]]
		+	\| >
		+	\|[[Electronic File Formats]]
		+	\| >
		+	\|[[Character Encoding]]
		+	\| >
		+	\|[[UTF-7]]
		+	\|}
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		+	'''UTF-7''' is a 7-bit encoding of Unicode which is intended for use in transports (e.g., some email gateways) that cannot safely transfer character codes with the high bit set (0X80 through 0XFF). It is compatible with ASCII except that the character "+" is used as a shift code.

	[http://www.rfc-ref.org/RFC-TEXTS/2152/chapter4.html UTF-7 definition]		[http://www.rfc-ref.org/RFC-TEXTS/2152/chapter4.html UTF-7 definition]

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	UTF-7 is a 7-bit encoding of Unicode which is intended for use in transports (e.g., some email gateways) that cannot safely transfer character codes with the high bit set (0X80 through 0XFF). It is compatible with ASCII except that the character "+" is used as a shift code.		UTF-7 is a 7-bit encoding of Unicode which is intended for use in transports (e.g., some email gateways) that cannot safely transfer character codes with the high bit set (0X80 through 0XFF). It is compatible with ASCII except that the character "+" is used as a shift code.

−	[[http://www.rfc-ref.org/RFC-TEXTS/2152/chapter4.html UTF-7 definition]]	+	[http://www.rfc-ref.org/RFC-TEXTS/2152/chapter4.html UTF-7 definition]