I.S. CEN TR 14381:2003

Foreword
0 Introduction
  0.1 Rationale for the provision of fallback rules
  0.2 Basic concepts
  0.3 Requirements
  0.4 Satisfying the requirements
1 Scope and field of application
  1.1 Scope
  1.2 Field of application
2 Normative references
3 Definitions and abbreviations
  3.1 Basic definitions
  3.2 Other definitions
  3.3 Abbreviations
4 Specification of the general fallback rules
Annex I The list of fallback specification per
          character
Annex II Examples of fallback representation of text
          in different languages and scripts
          II.1 Multilingual original text
          II.2 Multilingual text with fallbacks
Annex III Notes on fallback for Latin, Greek and
          Cyrillic characters
          III.1 Fallback from extended Latin characters
          III.2 Fallback from Greek characters to Latin
                 characters
          III.3 Fallback with a One-to-many transliteration
          III.4 Fallback with a one-to-many transcription
          III.5 Restoring Greek text from Latin script
                 fallback text
          III.6 Fallback with a one-to-one transliteration
          III.7 Fallback from Cyrillic characters to Latin
                 characters
          III.8 Fallback with a one-to-many transliteration
          III.9 Restoring Cyrillic text from Latin script
                 fallback text
          III.10 Fallback with a one-to-one transliteration
Bibliography

Covers the representation of the characters of the collection Multilingual European Subset No.2, MES-2, and six additional characters with one or more characters of the invariant repertoire of ISO/IEC 646 (83 graphic characters).