Thread: Differences between "CNEU NT" and "CNEU NTU

@roger1109
Not a typo, just making the point that the correct map to use for the 1300 (or any 1xxx, 2xx, etc) is not the Unicode but the standard/ordinary/common/more widely used/original version (interchangeable words in this context) map, i.e. the CN EU (which is universally recognised as the NON-UNICODE version NT) as distinct from the CN EU U (UNICODE NT). It's perhaps a matter of semantics but i would think even ppl with a limited command of english would know that was meant, and that i was not referring to NT as distinct from non-NT. This thread, after all, is about the differences between "CNEU NT and CNEU NTU". However thank you for removing any doubt.

To be perfectly clear, CN EU[NT]U is only for 2xxx/3xxx. CN EU[NT] is for any others capable of running NT maps.

Originally Posted by roger1109

Sorry,sorry (likely typo)....not map Standard (= no NT).....but map NT (= no Standard) ....

Standard ,Not Standard ????
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