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The Cork encoding is named after the Cork city] in Ireland, where during a TUG conference, a Cork or T1 encoding was introduced for LaTeX. It contains 256 characters supporting west and east-european languages with the latin alphabet. It is the default encoding in many TeX installations.

Cathegory:CharacterEncodings Cathegory:TeX