Note that each ArmSCII encoding also has several minor variants, depending on the revision of the related Armenian standard (which was not made official before 1997, and was defined informally before that this has caused various confusions and the mappings described below are just best practices according to the latest 1997 revision of the Armenian standard) that may change the exact mapping and usage of a few punctuation characters and symbols. ArmSCII-8A defined in AST 34.002 is an alternate 8-bit encoding and also a superset of ASCII.ArmSCII-8 defined in AST 34.002 is an 8-bit encoding and a superset of ASCII.ArmSCII-7 defined in AST 34.005 is a 7-bit encoding, not containing Latin characters.The following three main variants are defined: It is usually better to use Unicode for proper interchange of Armenian text for web browsers and email, since most modern computers do not support ArmSCII by default.
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Microsoft Windows does not support them, for example. Very few systems support these encodings.
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