6300 serbian latin characters

I have Nokia 6300 and I don't have serbian language in it, language I speak. I don't have a problem with that, use english, but I do have a problem becouse characters like č, ć, ž, š, are not supported. Word like Čačak I have to type Cacak !?! Is there any possibility to add them?
Thanks,

It sounds like a phone not originally intended for sale in Eastern European coutnries where these characters are used.
There isn't a way for the end-user to add languages, but a Nokia service point should be able to add a local language pack for you.

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     <characterSet name="Windows-1251" />
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     <characterSet name="iso-8859-2" />
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<characterSetList name="locale:da" title="Danish">
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small_font=-monotype-arial-medium-r-normal-*-12-*-*-*-*-*-iso8859-7
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a variable name that is Japanese. But I can't seem to get this
to work.
I have a product (Japanese Partner) that lets me key in latin
characters then converts these to Japanese (kana or Kanji,
depending on various options) in Unicode and passes them
to the input line.
But I can't get these to compile.
Also, if I code:
char Jletter = '\u2f80';
System.out.println("Jletter = " + Jletter);
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Jletter = ?
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TIA for any help.

Perhaps, but I'm going on:
"Programs are written in Unicode (�3.1), but lexical translations are provided (�3.2) so that Unicode escapes (�3.3) can be used to include any Unicode character using only ASCII characters."
Then ...
"3.2 Lexical Translations
A raw Unicode character stream is translated into a sequence of tokens, using the following three lexical translation steps, which are applied in turn:
1. A translation of Unicode escapes (�3.3) in the raw stream of Unicode characters to the corresponding Unicode character. A Unicode escape of the form \uxxxx, where xxxx is a hexadecimal value, represents the UTF-16 code unit whose encoding is xxxx. This translation step allows any program to be expressed using only ASCII characters.
2. A translation of the Unicode stream resulting from step 1 into a stream of input characters and line terminators (�3.4).
3. A translation of the stream of input characters and line terminators resulting from step 2 into a sequence of input elements (�3.5) which, after white space (�3.6) and comments (�3.7) are discarded, comprise the tokens (�3.5) that are the terminal symbols of the syntactic grammar (�2.3). "
I take this to mean you can Unicode escapes for Unicode characters. But
it doesn't seem to work, so maybe my understanding is deficient. Maybe
the docs need to be more clear.

Replacing non latin characters

Hi experts,
i have to check some fields of non latin characters.
When the fields include some of non latin charcters I have to replace them
with an "Y".
Have somesone a code example for this case?
Thanks for help!
Alex

This should give you an Idea
WHILE p_faxno CA sy-abcde. " to check if varaible contains any abcde...Z
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ENDWHILE.
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For some reason old fonts show latin characters when i type "o/" and "l/". The problem seems confined to old fonts (at least Geneva; Monaco; New York), so I guess it is a bug?

I think after all it is a problem with the either:
a. OS installer, which should really try to delete fonts which are duplicated by new system fonts
b. OS which should give precedence to new system fonts over old system fonts where there are two the same, especially when the system fonts are in /System/Library/Fonts and the old ones are in /Library/Fonts
The major annoyance is that this problem appeared with Leopard and took me hours of searching to figure out its origin - when you don't know if it is a character entry problem (which I thought) or a character display problem (which it turned out to be). In the end the fix was simple - delete the superceded fonts.

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Hi,
I want to transfer the data to the file. But the problem i m facing is latin characters get converted to unwanted characters.
If i use FM 'SCP_REPLACE_STRANGE_CHARS', it converts latin to english.
But i want latin to be latin itself.
Please help.

hi..
this has more to do with the conceppt of codepage of the system...that u r using..
in some cases the development system is unable to recognise the local characters...and hence it prints junc characters....but wen u move the same to higher system...u can find the desired characters....
Also try one thing ..log in in local (Latin Language ) and upload...even if it does not come in devlopment system...it will come in higher systems...
Hope the above works...Reward points..if helpful...
Edited by: Rudra Prasanna Mohapatra on Jul 3, 2008 1:27 PM

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