TrueType fonts (with CJK characters) in most cases. Ugly and broken characters or even nothing! We also can not use Windows Unicode Like IBMFang, IBMSong, IBMKai, IBMHei, MOEKAI, MEOSONG and so on. OpenOffice is that we can not use the free fonts that come with OS/2-eComStation, The biggest problem for displaying and writing CJK (DBCS) characters in Non-Unicode API's will actually cause a performance hit, according to MS, because these are In Windows NT onwards, DBCS Unicode is the base character system. Of API's to support multi-byte characters and Unicode. New applications should be developed with DBCS in mind, and OS/2 has plenty

The mostĬommon ones are Chinese, Japanese and Korean or CJK as you may commonly The total number of possible characters in the 'alphabet'. Typically used for those languages for which 256 is insufficient to represent

UTF-16 would be the double-byte standard). (Note that Unicode does not necessarily imply DBCS. This time, we take a look atĪ related problem, that of getting DBCS (Double-Byte Character System) fonts to

OpenOffice for OS/2, using Chinese as an example. Last time we took a look at making your own National Language (NLS) version of OS/2 e-Zine - The Best OS/2 Reading Anywhere!

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