Hi,
@Derick
>I did that too, I've all sorts of funkyness on my screen now (date/time
>is in japanese characters etc). Perhaps it is because I don't have the
>correct fonts or so?
maybe it's no problem to set your locale("Settings for the current
user").
I mention about this in my site, so can you have a look at
http://zing.bytechase.cx/php_man/test.html ?
If you installed Japanese language pack, you'd have "MS Gothic" in
your
machine I guess. Anyway it would be alright to make the project file(.
hhp)
not to set font, but to set character-set. And If necessary, we also
need
to set character-set in the Index file(.hhk) and the contents file(.
hhc).
@Wez
>However, on my other machine I have the Japanese locale installed,
>but the primary language (Language for non-Unicode Applications)
>is set to English (UK); the chm's render there just fine.
>(W2k3 server).
Which one did you see correctly, one from php.net or another
you generated in your machine?
regards
--
Akira Shirogane
