said:
Hi,
>I'll have to check with her to see if this is going to be sufficient.
>Right off the bat, it says that kanji is not supported - I don't know if
>she'll be responsible for kanji.
I recommend you discuss your needs with Alex. There are a couple of other
IMEs around, at least one of which is on Hobbes.
>The unicode fonts were installed during the eCS install in anticipation
>... at least, the box labeled international fonts that is unchecked by
>default was checked so I have to believe they were installed.
You can check the installed fonts a number of ways. Fontfolder make it
really easy. You can see the installed fonts in the Font Palette object.
You can see them in your word processor. You can even see them listed in
os2.ini.
>The curiousness thickens. On my machine on which I had done nothing
>special, nor added the Japanese language (in the 'Options' -> 'Advanced'
>-> 'Languages' -> 'Choose') in Firefox 2.0.0.4, the Wiki page does not
>display correctly but the Kyoto one does. On her machine, with Firefox
>2.0.0.11 and Japanese added, neither page displays correctly.
Are you letting both machines automatically select the encoding? A well
designed web page will allow the broswer to select an encoding that
displays the content correctly.
>All fonts available during install were installed.
Of course this means nothing. Have you tried to use these fonts anywhere
other than in the browser?
>A number of
>additional fonts installed during SmartSuite and OpenOffice 1.1.1
>installs are also apparently available.
These are useful, but are unlikely to help resolve your display issues.
>Yes on the machine where Japanese was not specifically made available,
>but not on the target machine.
Odd.
>Hmm. Currently, this is not available on Mensys.
Probably not. You might be able to purchase a Japanese Warp, but
instaling it on recent hardware might be a bit of work.
With luck, I'll have some time to play with this over the weekend. It
will give me some incentive to install new versions of the browsers.
Steven
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