One thing I forgot: Starting xml-mind at first in the DOS-Box the following message displayed: (I had switched the system regions- and language options to chinese) "Default charset GBK not supported using ISO-8859-1 instead" GBK means simplified chinese charset. Using ISO-8859-1 instead is not possible, because this is only Western European.
Does this mean, that it is not possible to generate chinese at all? Regards J?rg Hussein Shafie schrieb: >J.Flotho wrote: > > >>I would like to generate documents in chinese language. >> >>the current state is: >> >>xml-mind: characters in toc and content ok. >> >>chm: content looks good, but the toc uses wrong characters. >> >>pdf and jar: the toc is ok, but there is no content, but the pictures. >> >>(see attached screenshots) >> >>Can you give me some help for setting the correct adjustments, please? >> >> > >Sorry but we cannot help you because we have no experience with >documents in the Chinese language. (Moreover everything runs fine in our >product. You said: "xml-mind: characters in toc (???) and content ok."!) > >--- >PS: You seem to use Oracle Help For Java -- >http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/tech/java/help/index.html -- >to display Java Help (.jar). >Note that most Java applications ship with Sun's Java Help engine rather >than with Oracle's. > > > > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://www.xmlmind.com/pipermail/xmleditor-support/attachments/20061018/6bfec5d9/attachment.htm
