Windows-1251

The following table shows Windows-1251. Each character is shown with its Unicode equivalent and its Alt code. }} ==Kazakh variants==

KZ-1048 An altered version of Windows-1251 was standardised in Kazakhstan as Kazakh standard STRK1048, and is known by the label . It differs in the rows shown below: Code Page 1174 Code Page 1174 is another variant created for the Kazakh language, which matches Windows-1251 for the Russian subset of the Cyrillic letters. It differs from KZ-1048 by moving the Cyrillic letter Shha from 8E/9E to 8A/9A. ==Latvian variant==

Windows Latvian + Russian is a modification of Windows-1251 to support the Latvian language. It uses the letter Ō/ō, abolished in 1946 but still used in the Latgalian language while it lacks the letter Ŗ/ŗ. ==Finnish variant==

Windows Cyrillic + Finnish is a modification of Windows-1251 that was used by Paratype to cover the Finnish language. This encoding is supported by FontLab Studio 5. This variant is missing the letters Š and Ž which are used in loanwords in Finnish and can be replaced by the digraphs SH and ZH. ==Amiga variant==

Russian Amiga OS systems used a version of code page 1251 which matches Windows-1251 for the Russian subset of the Cyrillic letters, but otherwise mostly follows ISO-8859-1. This version is known as Amiga-1251, ==See also==