Re: UTF-8

Grag's cooment essentially says "use the Russian two-byte table" for
Russian and Ukranian, etc.

But that does not help citizen Mik; and the suggestion
1) requires programming for two-byte text treatments in his
objectives,
2) totally junks the possibility of him using long-standing Text and
Graphic user interfaces based on one-byte palette colour plus one byte
screen data outputs,
3) OR means the user has to write two programs; one for all but a few
common world-wide languages and one for whatever of the othes
including Russian he is interested in (Hebrew, Arabic, Hindi, Sanskit,
Indonesian and Chinese quickly come to mind; Japan at least has Romaji
to use; wakarimas?).