> The latest published version of the standard (5.0) runs to almost 1500 pages: Most of those pages are the just repertoire: a printout of a long uneventful ta

> The latest published version of the standard (5.0) runs to almost 1500 pages: Most of those pages are the just repertoire: a printout of a long uneventful table that lists all the available code-points. For each code-point is gives you a reference pre-rendered glyph, the languages where you can find it, the kind of character it is (numeric, alphabetic, symbol) and so on. From an implementer point of view there are about 200 pages of interesting and extremely detailed stuff. The rest of the pages can be downloaded as text tables from the Unicode site and its companion sites.