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I'm working on a javascript memorization game that requires that japanese characters to be displayed. Is there a cross browser way(s) of detecting support for asian languages, or japanese specifically?
window.navigator.language will be set to the language...
Started by Annan on
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Is there a cross browser way(s) of detecting support for asian the only other aspect of “support for Asian languages” that modern OSs can have configured is to do.
Are not available to javascript.
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I like to keep track of delicious.com/popular RSS feed. However, lately there are more and more Asian pages in the items. Since I do not understand any Asian languages, I would like to somehow filter them from the feed and save myself some time.
I've ...
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I've had some luck at http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.info?_id=yJh1aRp_3hGaPi23tPvyrQ
The source of the pipe has all the info, but the key bit is running a filter with the regex ^[A-Za-z 0-9 \.,\?'""!@#\$%\^&\*\(\)-_=\+;:<>\/\\\|\}\{\[\] ~]+$`... .
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I want to install the files for supporting East Asian languages on Windows XP, which is usually possible through the reagional and language options. However, the relevant checkbox (see below) is deactivated /grayed out on my machine.
Could this be because...
Started by Michael Borgwardt on
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Of them mention that you have to have a specific version of XP to enable East Asian languages so "Select a language to match the language version of the non-Unicode programs you want to use:", choose your language.
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How can a Virtual PC with Win XP on it install the East Asian Language? (or does any browser come with Chinese fonts?)
After setting up a virtual PC with Win XP, if Chinese font is needed, then the usual way is to go to the Control Panel, select "Regional...
Started by Jian Lin on
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I was able to install East Asian.
Why is the virtual XP asking me for an install disk that doesn't exist, for SP3??
This may not be the answer that people are looking for .
Asian Languages built-in.
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I am writing a Japanese language quiz program and I don't want to require people to install the East Asian language pack for Windows XP. I am using GDI+ for drawing text. I tried downloading a free Unicode font and using that to draw text. I tested it...
Started by Bakanekobrain on
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If you have the East Asian Language Pack installed and if your font doesn't support.
That includes Japanese Characters it will display correctly in Windows XP even if East Asian language Pack is not installed.
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Hello there
I love smf but exhaust to edit all URDU/BALUCHI posts of my members because by default font size is too much small. It would be great if you set font size at least 12 with NOORI NASTALIQUE font type which is standard for URDU.
With thanks ...
Started by Baloch on
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Should be easy enough to add a ....
If that is the case, then you would have to find some way of calling a different font-size according to which language wanted to.
From memory, Urdu is an RTL language like Arabic.
Is too small for Arabic.
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Hi everyone,
I am struggling to install an east asian language pack on my 9300.
I have followed the steps one can find :
In BlackBerry Desktop Software for Windows®:
1. From the wireless service provider's website, download the BlackBerry Device Software...
Started by Lorenzaccio on
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Blackberryforums.com/general-9300-series-discussion-curve-3g/242061-os-9300-5-0-0-1602-5-0-0-977-english-east-asian.html.
Too bad the thread didn't show up on google earlier .
Never mind, just found a thread on this forum which solved the issue .
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East Asian Language Support May 1, 2012 1:53pm by dan4
dan4
Joined: May 2nd, 2011 Posts: 662 I can't see Chinese characters on my laptop (just installed English Windows XP)
I tried to follow the instructions online by going to the control panel/regional...
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Ok. when i brought my computer all my korean/ japanese/ chinese fonts are all screwed up. It just shows all the little small boxes. this problem is really frustrating and i want to get rid of it. so please help. I DO NOT WANT TO CHANGE THE LANGUAGE OF...
Started by clyine on
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Are the East Asian fonts displayed (Batang, Dotum, FangSong, etc adds the feature to change the UI language) to display text in different languages but your fonts must.
Open Control Panel > Fonts.
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Hi guys,
I'm new to this,just bought a new tablet with android 3.0 installed, but in the language settings, there are just a few language options; I checked my friends android tablet from a different brand, he's got all the language options. Why is that...
Started by cafegee on
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