Character Set List
| Character Set and Description | |
| Character Set | Description |
| ASCII (OEM) | Extended ASCII character set. |
| Eastern European | Eastern European character set. |
| Thai | Thai character set. |
| Russian | Russian character set. |
| baltic | Baltic character set. |
| arabic | Arabic character set. |
| hebrew | Hebrew character set. |
| Vietnamese | Vietnamese character set. |
| turkish | Turkish character set. |
| Greek | Greek character set. |
| CHINESE_BIG5 | Chinese character set most commonly used in Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and Taiwan. |
| CHINESE_GB18030 | Chinese character set used in Mainland China. |
| Korean | Korean character set. |
| Korean (Hangeul) | Alternative common spelling for Korean character set. |
| Japanese | Japanese character set. |
| Mac | Characters used by Macintosh. |
| Symbol | Symbol character set. |
| ASCII (Default) | Extended ASCII character set. |
| ASCII | ASCII character set. |
| UTF-8 | UTF-8 (8-bit Universal Character Set/Unicode Transformation Format) is a variable-length character encoding for Unicode. It can represent any character in the Unicode standard while maintaining backward compatibility with ASCII, allowing existing ASCII-based software to continue functioning with little or no modification. |
| UTF-7 | UTF-7 (7-bit Unicode Transformation Format) is a variable-length character encoding used to represent Unicode characters using ASCII-encoded strings. |
| UTF-32 | UTF-32 (or UCS-4) is a protocol for encoding Unicode characters that uses exactly 32 bits per Unicode code point. |
| Windows1252 | Commonly used encoding for English. Windows1252 (Window 9x standard for Western European languages). |
| Korean | Korean character set. |
| Unicode | In computer science, Unicode is an industry standard for consistent text representation. |
| Cyrillic | Cyrillic (Windows) |
| IA5 | IA5 |
| IA5 (German) | IA5 (German) |
| IA5 (Swedish) | IA5 (Swedish) |
| IA5 (Norwegian) | IA5 (Norwegian) |