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ESP-MA Alemanha Local time: 00:18 alemão para espanhol + ...
Sep 1, 2005
Dear colleagues,
I have a question for chinese translators. We have two european computers with Windows 98 and Windows 2000 and they are not able to display chinese double byte characters properly. They just show some sort of square symbols every time we try to read any chinese page. Can anyone tell me how to make these characters legible?. Is there a certain setting/font we need? If so, where can it be found? Moreover, we would like to enter HTMS source code into a cont... See more
Dear colleagues,
I have a question for chinese translators. We have two european computers with Windows 98 and Windows 2000 and they are not able to display chinese double byte characters properly. They just show some sort of square symbols every time we try to read any chinese page. Can anyone tell me how to make these characters legible?. Is there a certain setting/font we need? If so, where can it be found? Moreover, we would like to enter HTMS source code into a content management system (CMS). For this we will have to rename the file from *.html into *.TXT and to copy and paste the text of the source code into the CMS. Will there be any problem with the display of the characters? What does the source code usually look like? Here we get proper English text and strange symbols for the Chinese text. Does it matter in any way?
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Olaf (X) Local time: 00:18 inglês para alemão
Try installing the East Asian IMEs
Sep 1, 2005
Windows 98 and Windows 2000 don't support the display of Chinese double-byte characters without add-ons. Try installing the Global IMEs from Microsoft. http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/downloads/recommended/ime/ This should install the necessary fonts.
Olaf
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Robert Tucker (X) Reino Unido Local time: 23:18 alemão para inglês + ...
Language support
Sep 1, 2005
Squares almost always means the characters in a desired font are not being accessed.
If you want a web site to display both Chinese and Roman characters properly, it's probably best to use Unicode.
If the html code is in Unicode, there should be no problem pasting it into the html code of your CMS site if that is in Unicode too. ▲ Collapse
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Mark Xiang Local time: 06:18 inglês para chinês + ...
I am not sure with this,
Sep 1, 2005
But I sugest you to search some Chinese Character processing software on the net and install it on your PC. It may works. And it should be easy to find this kind of free softwares on the internet.
Hope this helps.
Mark
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Stefanie Sendelbach Alemanha Local time: 00:18 Membro (2003) inglês para alemão + ...
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