On Wed, Oct 04, 2006 at 11:09:08PM +0200, Danai SAE-HAN wrote: > > Hi! > > From: zhaohs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > If I want to use CJK CJK-Ext B chinese glyphs in my article, I find it is > > difficult to input them into my article. > > Well, buddy, you'll need an input method engine to write those > characters if you don't want to copy and paste them constantly from > online dictionaries. > > Did you try Sun HaiFeng's program? The Sun HaiFeng's program is for *Micorsoft Windows* and dosen't work under linux. I don't want t use the *Micorsoft Windows*, because I'm a poor student, I don't have the purchasing power for the *Micorsoft Windows*; meanwhile, I reject to use the pirate version of it:-) Perhaps we should persuade HaiFeng into transplanting his program to linux:-) > > > > Furthmore, while I can get the right > > pdf files with these glyphs in it, but I find in my tex source file, > > some corresponding glyphs are display as Unicode innercode and I > > cann't recognize them. > > If you're using Emacs, make sure you got some very large X fonts which > cover the more exotic Chinese characters. At present, I use VIM, gedit and etc., but not including Emacs, it is too complicated for me to use.
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