Foreign Font Rendering

[Guest]

My operating system can't seem to render foreign characters or
fonts. When they are rendered, thet look like a series of small
squares. Some of which are japanese, chinese or korean. What do I
need to install into windows so that they show up the way they were
intended?

 

[David E. Ross]

My operating system can't seem to render foreign characters or
fonts. When they are rendered, thet look like a series of small
squares. Some of which are japanese, chinese or korean. What do I
need to install into windows so that they show up the way they were
intended?

You need to download and install the fonts. I don't know a freeware
source for foreign fonts.

If this is for Web pages, you also need to set your browser to recognize
those fonts. Since I use SeaMonkey, I can't help you with IE.

By the way, your signature needs dash-dash-space before it. You only
have dash-dash, which means the text following is not recognized as a
signature.

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[Wesley Vogel]

NewsLeecher? Ich! Sounds like a blood sucker to me.

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Hope this helps. Let us know.

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[Iceman]

NewsLeecher? Ich! Sounds like a blood sucker to me.

Seems like a decent enough newsreader to me. And, like Forte Agent, they
also offer a newsserver subscription (Giganews).

 

[Wesley Vogel]

The name still sounds distasteful.

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[Guest]

My operating system can't seem to render foreign characters or
fonts. When they are rendered, thet look like a series of small
squares. Some of which are japanese, chinese or korean. What do I
need to install into windows so that they show up the way they were
intended?


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[Guest]

You need to download and install the fonts. I don't know a freeware
source for foreign fonts.

If this is for Web pages, you also need to set your browser to recognize
those fonts. Since I use SeaMonkey, I can't help you with IE.

By the way, your signature needs dash-dash-space before it. You only
have dash-dash, which means the text following is not recognized as a
signature.

--

David E. Ross
<http://www.rossde.com/>

Concerned about someone (e.g., Pres. Bush) snooping
into your E-mail? Use PGP.
See my <http://www.rossde.com/PGP/>