Bob wrote: > asmpgmr wrote: > > Actually it *is* a SeaMonkey issue. This is caused by the file locale/ > > en-US/global/fontpackage.properties within en-US.jar which contains > > the following lines: > > > > # LOCALIZATION NOTE : (handled_languages): DONT_TRANSLATE > > handled_languages=ja, ko, zh-tw, zh-cn > > name_ja=Japanese Text Display > > name_ko=Korean Text Display > > name_zh-tw=Traditional Chinese Text Display > > name_zh-cn=Simplified Chinese Text Display > > # LOCALIZATION NOTE : (size_ja), MB is megabytes > > size_ja=5.3 MB > > # LOCALIZATION NOTE : (size_ko), MB is megabytes > > size_ko=2.1 MB > > # LOCALIZATION NOTE : (size_zh-tw), MB is megabytes > > size_zh-tw=3.9 MB > > # LOCALIZATION NOTE : (size_zh-cn), MB is megabytes > > size_zh-cn=4.4 MB > > cancelButtonNoDownload=OK > > windowTitleNoDownload=Install Font > > > > If you extract this file from en-US.jar (it is just a .zip file) and > > blank out the handled_languages line and then re-add it to en-US.jar > > then the problem will go away. Note this issue does not occur with > > SeaMonkey 2.0a as the font manager is different. > > > > Frankly I don't understand why this was ever done in the first place. > > Anyone who can read these languages will already have the appropriate > > fonts on their system and anyone who can't won't so this is basically > > an unnecessary nuisance. > > Thank you asmpgmr. > That took care of the nuisance.
One caveat, if you update to a later version of SeaMonkey 1.1.x then you have to reapply the fix since en-US.jar will be overwritten. _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
