Hi James, all,
The biggest problem is not character encoding, but fonts. The fonts
PuTTY uses today do not include Chinese characters, so even if PuTTY had
an option for the correct encoding the text wouldn't be visible. S60
does not come with suitable fixed-pitch fonts so PuTTY uses internal
bitmap fonts instead.
Cheers,
Petteri
On 11-06-13 8:37 PM, James2 Kuo(郭建成_Pegatron) wrote:
>
> Dear Risto Avila*,*
>
> *I am *appreciated you can modify the putty for symbian system.
>
> This amazing edition of putty touch make a lot of function be
> available on Symbian phone.
>
> But I still have one question of this software.
>
> I find there is language option to choose language code for ssh site.
>
> But I can not find any option for “Chinese tradition” or “Big5” code.
>
> It make the site which use Chinese tradition code appears with
> unreadable code.
>
> Would you kindly let me know how to let putty to read “Chinese
> tradition” code site.
>
> Thank you very much!!
>
> Best Regards
>
> James Kuo
>
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