GB/T 17971.3-2010 Active National standards

GB/T 17971.3-2010 Information technology—Keyboard layouts for text and office systems—Part 3:Complementary layouts of the alphanumeric zone of the alphanumeric section

Publish Date: 2010-12-01 Implement Date: 2011-04-01 For services related to genuine standard inquiry, procurement, translation, and other related services in China, please Contact Us

Basic Information

Standard Code: GB/T 17971.3-2010

Standard Type: National standards

Standard Status: Active

is_force_gb: no

CCS Name: Computer

ICS Name: IT terminals and other peripheral devices

Publish Date: 2010-12-01

Implement Date: 2011-04-01

Pages: 8 pages

Scope

Within the basic scope described in GB/T 17971.1, Chapter 5 of this part of GB/T 17971 defines the keyboard allocation of graphic character sets, which can be input. These graphic character sets are defined in A.4.1 "281(MES-1)" of GB 13000—2010. When allocating these characters, the keyboard layout standards of various countries and the layout of the supplementary Latin group in Chapter 6 of this part are combined.
Note: MES-1 (Multi-Language European Character Subset) allows the representation of 40 recognized European languages based on the Latin alphabet (plus Afrikaans).
This part is mainly used in word processing and text processing applications.

Development Information

Word Count: 12 Thousand words Pages: 8 pages

Same series standard

GB/T 17971.1-2010 Information technology—Keyboard layouts for text and office systems—Part 1:General principles governing keyboard layouts GB/T 17971.2-2010 Information technology—Keyboard layouts for text and office systems—Part 2:Alphanumeric section GB/T 17971.4-2010 Information technology—Keyboard layouts for text and office systems—Part 4:Numeric section GB/T 17971.5-2010 Information technology—Keyboard layouts for text and office systems—Part 5:Editing section GB/T 17971.6-2010 Information technology—Keyboard layouts for text and office systems—Part 6:Function section GB/T 17971.7-2010 Information technology—Keyboard layouts for text and office systems—Part 7:Symbols used to represent functions GB/T 17971.8-2010 Information technology—Keyboard layouts for text and office systems—Part 8:Allocation of letters to the keys of a numeric keypad

Replace the following standards

GB/T 17971.3-2000 Information technology—Keyboard layouts for text and office system—Part 3:Complementary layouts of the alphanumeric zone of the alphanumeric section

Referenced Standards

GB/T 1988-1998 Information technology—7-bit Coded character set for information interchange GB/T 13000-2010 Information technology—Universal multiple octet coded character set(UCS) GB/T 17971.1-2010 Information technology—Keyboard layouts for text and office systems—Part 1:General principles governing keyboard layouts GB/T 17971.2-2000 Information technology—Keyboard layouts for text and office systems—Part 2:Alphanumeric section GB/T 17971.2-2010 Information technology—Keyboard layouts for text and office systems—Part 2:Alphanumeric section

Adopt standards

ISO/IEC 9995-3:2002

Related Standards

GB/T 2787-1981 Abolished

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Publish Date: 1984-12-27

GB/T 4872-1985 Abolished

GB/T 4872-1985 Office machines and data processing equipment—Principles governing the positioning of control keys on key boards

Publish Date: 1985-01-17

GB/T 7188-1987 Active

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Publish Date: 1987-01-19

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Publish Date: 1990-02-01

GB/T 12354-1990 Abolished

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