Does Flex SDK 4 Suport Khmer Unicode?

Hi,
I have problem with khmer unicode (http://www.khmeros.info/drupal612/en/download).
Input Controls of Flex SDK 3 could be able to display Khmer Text correctly if the values are assign by hard code or copy and past to the controls.
But when we set focus to one input control and type from directly from keyboard, the controls are not able to display typed text value.
could you please help me to fix this mistake?
Boren.
Thank!

I think the question was "Which flex components will not work in right way if we compile project with Flex SDK 4.5 and then run it in Flash Player 10.0 enviroment?"
For example - as I understand some new components in Flex SDK 4.5 use flash.globalization classes - so new spark formatters and ?validators? will not work in in Flash Player 10.0.
    * spark.formatter.NumberFormatter
    * spark.formatter.CurrencyFormatter
    * spark.formatter.DateTimeFormatter
    * spark.globalization.SortingCollator
    * spark.globalization.MatchingCollator
    * spark.globalization.StringTools
Also we have to pay attension to 'string sorting' functionality - because it could be dependent on flash.globalization also.
Are there another 'danger' components in Flex SDK 4.5 ?

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Yes Flex 2 and Flex 3 supports UNICODE.
The following link shows who to specify encoding in your mxml
files.
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/201/html/wwhelp/wwhimpl/js/html/wwhelp.htm?href=Part1_GetSt arted_004_1.html
action Script file encoding can be changed by using compiler
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I think the question was "Which flex components will not work in right way if we compile project with Flex SDK 4.5 and then run it in Flash Player 10.0 enviroment?"
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Hi ,
Actionscript Mobile projects use AIR SDK by default in Flash Builder 4.7 . Flex SDK won't be used for Actionscript projects.
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Also attach screenshot and error log if any.
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CR XI R 2 and CR 2008 does not render Khmer Unicode correctly

Post Author: khmerangkor
CA Forum: General
Having evaluate CR XI R 2 and CR 2008 in Visual Studio 2005 and Visual Studio 2008. The result:When I work with Crystal
Report Application itself is fully supporting the Khmer Unicode. Then
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Don,
the problem seem to be that Version XI Rel 2 is not only an Upgrade of Version XI (for what I just purchased a license) but a special Version.
So I have the Trial Version XI Rel 2 and my Reg. Key does not comply with it.
I Think SAP ony gives the user the right to use Version XI Rel 2 I you buy a full Version (even if you are Crystal reports Customer for 15 years).
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I running on Mac OS X 10.7.4

For everyone WHO IS ON A MAC and coming to this thread -- and you're at wits end like I was..
This is very important...
This process will work flawless if you follow the steps on:
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At the bottom it says:
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I'm trying to make my first Flex mobile app.
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How to install and use the Khmer unicode Khmer MEF1 and Khmer MEF2?

How to install and use the Khmer unicode Khmer MEF1 and Khmer MEF2?
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