How to store Non English text in So10

Hi All;
How can we store non English text i.e. Chinese in SO10 along with English text.?
Regards
Dev

Translate the texts you need in german and rest keep it as it is.
In your code pass if SET LOCALE LANGUAGE = 'EN'.
Read the text elements
else.
SET LOCALE LANGUAGE = 'DE'.

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Dear support team, as a non English user of your admirably super great application , unfortunately I do sometimes fall in some little icky troubles when i want to underline my text, so i get forced to use the pencil tool each time which burns a huge part of my time and energy out. thus I want to ask you respectfuly, to please add a simple straight line tool so that we can use it and come over these annoying obstacles easily. Thanks for your kind monitoring and attention to all the feedbacks and critisisms. Mojtavbaa.V

Hi,
Adobe Reader allows users to underline text irrespective of the language, provided that the PDF is not a scanned image. Are you unable to do the same? Could you provide us with a sample file where you are observing the issue at [email protected] so that we may investigate the issue?
Thanks,
Adobe Reader Team

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I can add new holiday rules using non English characters in the BPM workspace. Then, I shutdown my computer as normal. However, after I restart my computer and weblogic domain as well as SOA Suite 11g. The non English characters become ??????
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Hello,
My apologies if this post is not in its proper place, but I was a bit confused where to add it.
I'm running a query using SQL Developer on a table which contains several companies names from many different countries, and one of the checks I need to make to ensure data consistency is to search for all rows which the name of company contains special or non-english characters (like ç, ã, ä as example).
I don't know what can I use to do this. I tried to collate using NLS_SORT but it didn't work.
Is there someway to select only the rows that contain these special or non-english characters, excluding from the results the rows that only have english characters? Please have in mind that we have many languages in this table.
The field I would like to make the conditions on is VARCHAR2.
Please let me know if there is any extra information I should provide you so that you can help me.
Thank you in advance for the help.
Regards,
Luís

Hi Luis,
My apologies if this post is not in its proper place, but I was a bit confused where to add it.This is the Forum for the SQL Developer Data Modeler product.
I suggest you try using the SQL and PL/SQL Forum: PL/SQL
David

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Hello
I have question and i do not know how to do this.
can any one explain for me how i can save something in a text file.
i create calculator,and there is one question i need to do it:((Store the record of the session in a text file. ))
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Alena,
Here's my static FileUtilz class, which includes a writeFile method, and several other handy methods.
package krc.io;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileReader;
import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.FileWriter;
import java.io.PrintWriter;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.io.FileInputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.FileNotFoundException;
import java.util.Arrays;
public abstract class FileUtilz
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            try {if(in!=null)in.close();}catch(Exception e){}
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    public static byte[] readBytes(String filename)
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      byte[] out = new byte[(int)file.length()];
      InputStream in = new FileInputStream(file);
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      in.close();
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        inB = new FileInputStream(fileB);
        byte[] bfrA = new byte[bfrSize];
        byte[] bfrB = new byte[bfrSize];
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          sizeB = inA.read(bfrB);
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          } else if ( !Arrays.equals(bfrA,bfrB) ) {
            same=false;
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      } finally {
        if(inA!=null)inA.close();
        if(inB!=null)inB.close();
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    public static String basename(String path, boolean cutExtension)
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        if (cutExtension) {
            int i = fname.lastIndexOf(".");
            if (i > 0) {
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        return fname;
    public static String dirname(String path)
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}

Non-English text in Books?

Hi there,
Does anyone knonw if Apple accepts orders for books featuring text in other languages than English Or for the service provided in the States that's the only choice?
Thanks!
Alexey

I doubt anyone (humans) reads any of the text so as long as it is available in the allowed fonts you can type whatever you like and stick it in there.
You can also make jpg or tiff files in photoshop, add text to them , and use the files as if they were photos, so you can do stuff like take picture, add text over top of it, flatten it, save that as a picture and add it to the book. Pictures are pictures even if they are pictures of text, if you follow.

How To Earmark Non-English email as Junk?

For some reason, for a long time I have been getting many spams every day that are in Portugese. I would like to create a rule in Mail to automatically move all email that is in Portugese (or in any language other than English) into my Junk folder. Is there a way to do this? Thanks very much in advance.

Zina wrote:
I would like to create a rule in Mail to automatically move all email that is in Portugese (or in any language other than English) into my Junk folder. Is there a way to do this?
Strictly speaking, and to my knowledge, no.
I don't think it is possible to create a rule in Mail based on language. It seems to me that you can go along two different paths. First, consider a rule not based on language, but on criteria available in Mail. Eg, move message to junk if sender is not in your address book.
Alternatively, you can create a complex rule or set of rules to approximate what you want, by checking the message contents. For instance, you can combine a rule which checks if the message contains the character Ô (o-tilde), which is encountered in Portuguese and a couple of other languages, with one which checks if it doesn't contain the character W, which in Portuguese appears only in foreign words, but is fairly common in English. However, at best, this will be a very much hit-and-miss affair. You can also add rules which check for the content of the Accept-Language and Content-Language fields, or for charset, but none of these will work very well, because, for instance, utf8 can be used for many different languages.
Maybe you should just start by examining the offending messages using View > Message > Raw Source. Perhaps you'll find a much simpler way to filter them out -- eg, perhaps they all come from the .br TLD.

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