Thanks alot Martin!
I'v tested on VW NC 7.4.1 as of May 30, 2006 >> Now let's try displaying a czech character. It should look as a lowercase z with a little v on top. This works. I'm tweaking it to make cyrillic fonts work too 2006/12/18, Martin Kobetic <[hidden email]>: > Please note that it is preferred to discuss topics of general interest on > the vwnc list for the benefit of people outside of the vw-dev program. > However since vwnc was shut down recently and I'm not sure it is fully back > up yet, I'll post to both lists now. > > I'm definitely not the expert on this but I did succeed in getting czech > character display using a Unicode font and even character input using czech > keyboard almost worked on Linux. I compiled my experience in the attached > workspace. Note that this was I believe 3.5 years ago and things may have > changed since then. > > HTH, > > Martin > > Yakov wrote: > > > > I'm using Fedora Core 6 (Unicode locale) and i'm experiencing same > > troubles with national characters > > > > E.g i don't see russian characters in filenames written in russian > > from File Browser. I see same black boxes > > > > --- > > With best regards, Yakov Zaytsev [|] > > [hidden email] > > > > > > > > > > 2006/12/18, Mark Plas > >> > >> Hi, > >> > >> I have a question regarding internationalization using VW & Windows XP. > >> This is what I do: > >> > >> - I switch the keyboard layout to 'Sami, Northern (Norway)' (using the > >> Regional settings in the control panel) > >> - In MS word and in MS Outlook I can type in and see all the specific > >> characters that are present on a 'Sami' keyboard > >> > >> When I try this in a basic VW 7.4.1 image, I can only type in very few > >> of those characters. A lot of them appear as question marks. When I > >> copy-paste them from MS Word into a VW workspace, most of the characters > >> get replaced with black boxes or question marks. > >> > >> I then load the Unicode code support parcel that is part of the preview > >> parcels of VW 7.4.1. With this loaded, I can copy paste from MS word to > >> a VW workspace and all characters are pasted correctly (I've inspected > >> the string that I get back in VW and it contains all the correct unicode > >> characters). However, there are a few characters that display themselves > >> as 'black boxes' even though these characters are displayed correctly in > >> MS Word. > >> > >> With this unicode support parcel loaded I still cannot enter the > >> characters that are on the 'Sami' keyboard. I can enter some of them, > >> but others either display a question mark or display a different > >> character than the one I entered, even though copy pasting them from MS > >> Word into VW does work. > >> > >> Why doesn't VW display the same characters that MS Word can display and > >> why can't I enter the same characters as I can in MS Word ? > >> > >> Thanks, > >> Mark > >> > >> > > > > > > > -- With best regards, Yakov Zaytsev <[hidden email]> |
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