Common Unicode Script

An international standard called ISO 15924, Codes for the representation of titles of scripts, outlines codes for writing systems or scripts. (a "set of graphic characters used for the written form of one or more languages"). A four-letter code and a numerical character are assigned to each script. The codes are derived from ISO 639-2 whenever feasible, where the names of the scripts and the languages that use them are the same. Contrary to the commonly prefered use of the Terminological codes, preference is given to the 639-2 Bibliographical codes.

Below you will find all the characters that are in the 'Common' unicode script category. Currently there are 7878 characters in this category.

Image	Browser	Unicode	Name
	�	U+0000	[Null]
	�	U+0001	[Start Of Heading]
	�	U+0002	[Start Of Text]
	�	U+0003	[End Of Text]
	�	U+0004	[End Of Transmission]
	�	U+0005	[Enquiry]
	�	U+0006	[Acknowledge]
	�	U+0007	[Bell]
	�	U+0008	[Backspace]
	�	U+0009	[Character Tabulation]
	�	U+000A	[Line Feed (lf)]
	�	U+000B	[Line Tabulation]
	�	U+000C	[Form Feed (ff)]
	�	U+000D	[Carriage Return (cr)]
	�	U+000E	[Shift Out]
	�	U+000F	[Shift In]
	�	U+0010	[Data Link Escape]
	�	U+0011	[Device Control One]
	�	U+0012	[Device Control Two]
	�	U+0013	[Device Control Three]
	�	U+0014	[Device Control Four]
	�	U+0015	[Negative Acknowledge]
	�	U+0016	[Synchronous Idle]
	�	U+0017	[End Of Transmission Block]
	�	U+0018	[Cancel]
	�	U+0019	[End Of Medium]
	�	U+001A	[Substitute]
	�	U+001B	[Escape]
	�	U+001C	[Information Separator Four]
	�	U+001D	[Information Separator Three]
	�	U+001E	[Information Separator Two]
	�	U+001F	[Information Separator One]
		U+0020	Space
	!	U+0021	Exclamation Mark
	"	U+0022	Quotation Mark
	#	U+0023	Number Sign
	$	U+0024	Dollar Sign
	%	U+0025	Percent Sign
	&	U+0026	Ampersand
	'	U+0027	Apostrophe
	(	U+0028	Left Parenthesis
	)	U+0029	Right Parenthesis
	*	U+002A	Asterisk
	+	U+002B	Plus Sign
	,	U+002C	Comma
	-	U+002D	Hyphen-Minus
	.	U+002E	Full Stop
	/	U+002F	Solidus
	0	U+0030	Digit Zero
	1	U+0031	Digit One