Wordpad (*.rtf) can't display russian fonts

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askme

Hello!

My application for Windows XPE SP2 is working with a lot of languages.
For languages like chinese etc. I use the "Arial Unicode MS" Font and
everything works well (even russian). But for my Installer I have to
display a "*.rtf"-file. If I open Wordpad on XPE the russian text in
Verdana looks like this "ÓÏÏÂÝÉÌ/ÓÏÏÂÝÉÌÁ". Ialso tried
to use the font Arial Unicode MS, but its the same..!
On my XP Pro Workstation Wordpad can display everything in Verdana.

Can you help me.
Which files/keys are missing?

Thank You.
 
K

KM

Have you included Russian codepages in your image configuration?

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Regards,
KM


Hello!

My application for Windows XPE SP2 is working with a lot of languages.
For languages like chinese etc. I use the "Arial Unicode MS" Font and
everything works well (even russian). But for my Installer I have to
display a "*.rtf"-file. If I open Wordpad on XPE the russian text in
Verdana looks like this "ÓÏÏÂÝÉÌ/ÓÏÏÂÝÉÌÁ". I also tried
to use the font Arial Unicode MS, but its the same..!
On my XP Pro Workstation Wordpad can display everything in Verdana.

Can you help me.
Which files/keys are missing?

Thank You.
 
A

askme

Thank you for your reply,
I would like to add russian codepages "after" my Image Build with
Target Designer. But I can't find any files/keys to add to the Image. I
think that it is codepage 1251(Cyrillic). Can you help me?

Regards,
askme
 
A

askme

OK, now I have it! I put the "c_1251.nls" file to System32-folder and
register the codepage in
"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Nls\CodePage" Registry
branch.
Thank you...

regards,

askme
 
K

KM

Glad you're able to figure that out.
Adding codepages at run time is indeed often as easy as just adding and registering appropriate NLSs.
 

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