Hallo Yuki,
On Thu, 1 Feb 2001 19:28:17 +0900 GMT (01/02/2001, 18:28 +0800 GMT),
Yuki Taga wrote:
T>> Well... I do. It's called Message Encoding in the editor (under the
T>> Options menu) and Character Set in the viewer. Talk about
T>> inconsistency. ;-)
> Okay, found it. I was looking in the viewer, and you were talking about
> the message editor. My fault.
No, my fault. I meant the viewer but used the term from the editor.
>>> But there's no Japanese support there yet anyway.
> Probably . . . but to be honest with you, until opening TB! for the first
> time, I've never come across the term XLAT table. So I don't know where
> the heck I would look to find one.
Start with http://yahoo.co.jp ?
> I have no problems using the registry editor, but are you saying an XLAT
> table is a registry key?
Yes.
> If so, wouldn't I be able to find it in a form that simply required
> double clicking to merge into the registry?
Yes. That's what I did.
T>> I got the Thai XLAT tables (for two different Thai encodings) as .reg
T>> files that put themselves in there.
> Ah yes. That's what I mean above. Where did you get them?
>From a gentle TB user on this very list, who happens to live in
Thailand. ;-)
<yelling into the night:> "Anybody out there on this list has an XLAT
table for Japanese on his computer?"
T>> Once that is in, you will have to put a monospaced Japanese Font into
T>> your C:\Windows\Fonts directory.
> Since I run: a) Windows 98 SE b) NT 4 Server c) Win2k Pro and d) Linux, all
> on the same box here . . . it would be drive, hmm, let me see <g> oh yeah,
> drive L, I guess, for the W2K Pro sys files. ^_-
LOL! However, it must be monospaced, otherwise it will not be shown
under Options / Editor Preferences / Display / Font, where you have to
choose it.
T>> Enjoy all those messages in Japanese that will come in and be easy to
T>> read for you even without any FEP.
> Now *that* is where I want to be . . .
We're getting there. ;-)
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