# CPIDOS - CPI files (Code Page Information) Pack v2.1 - DOS codepages

      This package contains UPX-Compressed Codepage Information Files
      with DOS codepages, which are of DISPLAY type.
      The official FreeDOS tool to prepare and select them is MODE.
      The keyboard layouts available at KPDOS are meant to use the
      CPI files contained in this package.
      Below is the list of those files and the codepages they contain:

      CPX PACK - LIST OF CPX FILES AND THEIR CODEPAGES
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      EGA
        437 - United States
        850 - Latin-1
        858 - Latin-1 with Euro (*)
        852 - Latin-2 (Eastern European) (**)
        853 - Latin-3 (Southern European)
        857 - Latin-5 (Turkish) (**)
        *  Provides the Euro sign instead of the small dotless "i".
        ** This version follows IBM(c) standards, i.e. it provides the
           Euro sign in a codepoint which is left blank on their respective
           MS-DOS(c) versions.

      EGA2
         859 - Latin-9 (= cp858 plus full french and estonian)
         775 - Latin-7 (Baltic)
        1116 - Estonian
        1117 - Latvian
        1118 - Lithuanian (*)
        1119 - Lithuanian and Russian (*)
        * IBM(c) codepage 1118 is identical to codepage 774.
        * IBM(c) codepage 1119 is identical to codepage 772.

      EGA3
        771 - Lithuanian and Russian (KBL)
        772 - Lithuanian and Russian (**)
        855 - Cyrillic-1
        872 - Cyrillic-1 with Euro (*)
        866 - Cyrillic-2 (Russian)
        808 - Cyrillic-2 with Euro (*)
        *  The Euro versions provide the Euro sign instead of the
           international currency sign.
        ** Codepage 772 is identical to IBM(c) codepage 1119.

      EGA4
        61282 - Latvian and Russian ("RusLat")
        30010 - Cyrillic Gagauz and Moldovan
         1125 - Cyrillic Ukrainian
          848 - Cyrillic Ukrainian with Euro (*)
         1131 - Cyrillic Belarusian
          849 - Cyrillic Belarusian with Euro (*)
        * The Euro versions provide the Euro sign instead of the
        international currency sign.

      EGA5
        737 - Greek-2
        851 - Greek (old codepage)
        869 - Greek (*)
        858 - Multilingual Latin-1 with Euro
        113 - Yugoslavian
        852 - Latin-2 (Eastern European) (*)
        * This version follows IBM(c) standards, i.e. it provides
        the Euro sign in a codepoint which is left blank on their
        respective MS-DOS(c) versions.

      EGA6
        59829 - Georgian
        60853 - Georgian with capital letters
        30008 - Cyrillic Abkhaz and Ossetian
          899 - Armenian
        60258 - Azeri (Latin) and Russian
        58210 - Cyrillic Azeri

      EGA7
        30011 - Cyrillic Russian Southern District
        30013 - Cyrillic Volga District - Turkic languages
        30014 - Cyrillic Volga District - Finno-ugric languages
        30017 - Cyrillic Northwestern District
        30018 - Tatar (Latin) and Russian
        30019 - Chechen (Latin) and Russian

      EGA8
        770 - Baltic
        773 - Latin-7 (Baltic - old standard)
        774 - Lithuanian
        775 - Latin-7 (Baltic)
        777 - Accented Lithuanian
        778 - Accented Lithuanian

      EGA9
        858 - Latin-1 with Euro
        860 - Portugal
        861 - Icelandic
        863 - Canadian French
        865 - Nordic
        867 - Czech Kamenicky

      EGA10
          667 - Polish
          668 - Polish (polish letters on cp852 codepoints)
          790 - Polish Mazovia
          991 - Polish Mazovia with Zloty sign
          852 - Latin-2
        57781 - Hungarian

      EGA11
          858 - Latin-1 with Euro
        30000 - Saami
        30001 - Celtic
        30004 - Greenlandic
        30007 - Latin
        30009 - Romani

      EGA12
          858 - Latin-1 with Euro (*)
          852 - Latin-2 (Eastern European) (**)
        58335 - Kashubian
        30003 - Latin American
        30029 - Mexican
        30030 - Mexican II
        *  Provides the Euro sign instead of the small dotless "i".
        ** This version follows IBM(c) standards, i.e. it provides
        the Euro sign in a codepoint which is left blank on their
        respective MS-DOS(c) versions.

      EGA13
          852 - Latin-2 (Eastern European) (**)
          895 - Czech Kamenicky (*)
        58152 - Cyrillic Kazakh with Euro
        59234 - Cyrillic Tatar
        62306 - Cyrillic Uzbek
        30002 - Cyrillic Tajik
        * Identical to cp867.

      EGA14
        30006 - Vietnamese
        30012 - Cyrillic Russian Siberian and Far Eastern Districts
        30015 - Cyrillic Khanty
        30016 - Cyrillic Mansi
        30020 - Low saxon and frisian
        30021 - Oceania

      EGA15
        30023 - Southern Africa
        30024 - Northern and Eastern Africa
        30025 - Western Africa
        30026 - Central Africa
        30027 - Beninese
        30028 - Nigerien

      EGA16
          858 - Latin-1 with Euro (*)
        30005 - Nigerian
        30022 - Canadian First Nations
        *  Provides the Euro sign instead of the small dotless
        "i". Please refer to the README.TXT file in what concerns
        the use of 5-digit codepages out of the 30000 range.

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## Copyright:

      CPIDOS is distributed under the GNU-GPL 2.0 license or later.
      CPIDOS and KPDOS are developed and copyright by Henrique Peron.
      DISPLAY is developed and copyright by Aitor Santamaria Marino.
      MODE is developed and copyright by Eric Auer.

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## See also:

      display
      kpdos
      mode

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## File:

      Please read this command's lsm file also.
      You will find the updated version (internet) here and
      the version described in this manual page here.
      The lsm file contains information about the name of the programmer,
      the download site, and some other command related information.

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      Copyright © 2006 Henrique Peron, updated 2008 by W. Spiegl.

      This file is derived from the FreeDOS Spec Command HOWTO.
      See the file H2Cpying for copying conditions.