Character Code Table - (U+11xx) - Korean

Note: The following table may not display all characters in the Char column on your system. This is entirely dependent on the version of Windows you are running, and what Character Sets are installed. These fonts are built into Windows 7 and Windows Vista. In XP, when you use the Control Panel, Regional Settings, Languages, and click the boxes for Asian language support, this will add these fonts.

Text using these scripts can be imported from Microsoft Word into Duxbury DBT. If you use DBT 11.1 or above then use the Korean translator and then you will get the correct braille.

The way DBT 11.1 or above handles Korean text is quite non-standard. As files are imported from Microsoft Word, the Korean Hangul characters are deliberately broken down into their individual parts. This makes the DBT Korean file virtually unreadable on the screen. But the braille translator can make proper braille from this non-standard material.

Korean Script

Link to Unicode website about the U+11xx characters.

Link to Unicode website about the U+ACxx normal Hangul characters which are imported into DBT into the isolated U+11xx characters.