Arabic, German, Portuguese, and Russian use single-byte character sets. Your suggestion about setting the romanLingo might work for Arabic and Russian, since they aren't Roman--something to try.Sample languages using single-byte characters: Dutch, English, French, Italian, Spanish, SwedishSample languages using double-byte characters: Arabic, Chinese, German, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian
The only multibyte (not double-byte) character sets are Chinese, Korean, and Japanese. Unicode is double-byte, but Director doesn't support it.
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
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