Charset, Encoding and AWT

Hi there,
I'im working on an applet which is supposed to be used by Polish people (encoding iso8859-2), but I have absolutely no idea about how I could make it display correctly polish characters : The applet downloads a properties file, by calling
Properties.load(URL)
The file the url points to contains strange polish characters, which can be seen correctly by using the appropriate encoding in any navigator, but the applet still display ? and squares instead of the polish characters
Does anybody has a clue or a solution??
Thanks,
Etienne

I have a similar problem. What I've discovered so far is:'
Chars seem to display OK in any given language, as long as that language is your default locale and you have just typed them in. If you try to read these chars in code, the getText on the TextField returns ???? and the bte codes appear to be NCS codes.
If the language is NOT default locale, then they do not display correctly, however their byte code is the correct Unicode number!!
I think this has to do with the AWT controls being native controls and so there is a strange interaction between the OS and the JVM.
Anyone have a clue how to take non ASCII chars in and then display them correctly?

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Leopard (10.5.8) and CS3 creates ansi encoded fonts with xml tags.
Leopard (10.5.8) and CS4 creates ansi encoded fonts with xml tags.
Snow leopard and CS3 creates ansi encoded fonts and xml tags
Snow leopard and CS4 creates custom subsetted fonts and some xml tags.
If any one has any advice on how to force specific font encodings from CS4 pdf exports so that i can preserve the tags and get the correct fonts I would be grateful.

The font encoding is not a function of the OS version, but rather of how a font is internally encoded and the content you are representing with the font.
If you are seeing a difference between MacOS 10.5 and 10.6 with the same Adobe software, it probably has something to do with use of a system font that is somehow different from one version of the OS to another. InDesign does not use any of the OS' font handling software.
Assuming that the fonts are embedded, subset or not, what is your issue with whether a font is ANSI-encoded, custom-encoded, or CID-encoded? It should make no difference for purposes of workflow beyond InDesign for software that adheres to the PDF specification (including all versions of PDF from 1.3 and up to 1.7 plus ISO 32000-1 PDF and all versions of PDF/X and PDF/A).
Neither InDesign or any other Adobe application provides user choices for the encoding since it shouldn't make a difference. The encodings chosen by Adobe's core technology components are for a combination of optimization and to support proper text search, copy, etc.
- Dov

Encoder and analog feedback together

I am using a PCI 7344 board that will operate up to 4 axis with both encoder and transducer feedback.
The user will have the ability to switch between the two types of feedback whilst on the fly with the system momentarily executing a stop command before re-configuring itself in the other mode be it encoder or transducer. This works fine.
My problem is - when I am in encoder feedback mode, I do not get a feedback reading from my transducer as my primary feedback device is the encoder and as such the output given is for the primary device. I need to be able to see the analog feedback device whilst operating with the encoder and primary feedback.
I may have a solution to this, by using one of the feedbacks as the secondary feedb
ack although could not find any information regarding secondary feedback on NI's web site.

Hello,
First of all, analog feedback can not be used as secondary feedback. When you are running on analog signal as your primary feedback, you should be able read encoder data calling the Read Encoder Position.flx. When you are running on encoder as your primary feedback, you should be able read analog data calling the Read ADC.flx. If you do the enabling/disabling properly when you are switching from one feedback mode to other, you should be able to read all the signals.
Hope this helps!
Regards,
Yusuf C.
Applications Engineering
National Instruments

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