Re: Reflection, Japanese, and UTF-8 on Win2000?
- From: Mark Wonsil <wonsil@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 5 Aug 2005 10:47:28 -0400
Hi Mark,
I didn't see any replies, but I did see that International support does not
install by default. The help file says:
To install international fonts
If you are running a non-English version of Microsoft Windows, the
Reflection installer should detect the character set used by Windows and
automatically install the relevant international font files. (This happens
whether you select the Typical, Custom, or Complete Installation option.) If
your PC is configured for a code page that the Reflection installer does not
recognize then a Typical Installation will not install the fonts you need.
Reflection provides a complete set of international fonts. Install these
files if the Reflection installer did not recognize your code page, or if
you want to be able to work with additional international fonts. To add
international font files to your existing installation:
1 Exit Reflection
2 Open Windows Control Panel, and double-click Add/Remove Programs.
3 Select Reflection from the list of installed programs, then launch
the installer by clicking Change.
4 Click Add/Remove.
5 Display the list of Reflection features, select the International
Font Files feature, and select installation to your local drive.
6 Click Next and proceed with the installation as directed.
C1994-2005 WRQ, Inc.
HTH,
Mark W.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: HP-3000 Systems Discussion [mailto:HP3000-L@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf
> Of Mark Bixby
> Sent: Tuesday, August 02, 2005 5:58 PM
> To: HP3000-L@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: [HP3000-L] Reflection, Japanese, and UTF-8 on Win2000?
>
> Hi HP3000-L,
>
> I have Reflection for HP 12.0.6 installed on Win2000. I am logged on to
> HP-UX
> via telnet, and I am running an HP-UX application which generates Japanese
> characters in the UTF-8 encoding. But I am not seeing the Japanese
> characters
> rendered as Japanese characters on my screen.
>
> I have Reflection's Setup, Terminal, Emulation, Host character set field
> set to
> UTF-8.
>
> I have Microsoft's Arial Unicode MS font installed as reported by Control
> Panel, Fonts. But this font does not appear on Reflection's list of fonts
> at
> Setup, Display, Fonts.
>
> If I select various Asian-sounding font names that do appear in
> Reflection's
> Setup, Display, Fonts, I still cannot get Japanese characters to appear on
> my
> screen.
>
> If I manually type in "Arial Unicode MS" in the Font field of Reflection's
> Setup, Display, Fonts, it appears to be accepted, but I still cannot get
> Japanese characters to appear on my screen.
>
> Now if I copy my Reflection screen to the Windows clipboard and paste it
> into
> Notepad with Notepad's font set to Arial Unicode MS, then I do get the
> Japanese
> characters that I expect.
>
> So what is the trick to get Reflection to render Japanese UTF-8 characters
> as
> Japanese characters within the Reflection display window?
>
> Thanks...
> --
> mark@xxxxxxxxx
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