Some people use DBCS to mean Unicode, specifically UTF-16, while other people use the term DBCS to mean older (pre-Unicode) codepages that use more than one byte per character.
While other people use the term DBCS to mean older (pre-Unicode) codepages that use more than one byte per character. Some people use DBCS to mean Unicode, specifically UTF-16.
Some people use DBCS to mean Unicode, specifically UTF-16. While other people use the term DBCS to mean older (pre-Unicode) codepages that use more than one byte per character.
Some people use DBCS to mean Unicode, specifically UTF-16. While other people use the term DBCS to mean older (pre-Unicode) codepages that use more than one byte per character.