International support

Hi
I will use Java 1.4.1,JDBC,Oracle database. I writing my application in Hebrew .what are the things I should be cornered of? Does Java/Oracle supports right-to-left Hebrew characters?
Thanks
D

Java supports all Unicode characters, including Hebrew. It will display them correctly (right-to-left) in Swing.
As for Oracle, I have no idea.

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How to find out font does not have international support

Hi,
OS X claims itself Unicode supporting system - that is true however only a minor portion of native or preinstalled fonts support CE accented characters such as ľĺščťďžýáíéŕňäúô.
The question is: how can I find out which font has international support and which doesn't?
The problem is, that when you use font without CE support, it replaces problematic characters with the closes match (e.g. instead of Geneva you will get Arial for certain CE characters). This is sometimes very hard to spot and you often find this out in prints where every now and then a single character is printed in different font/size or missing altogether. And attempt to print document usually escalates the problem.
Windows supports CE and many other alphabets in its standard English distribution with ALL its core fonts. It is a SHAME that Apple plainly ignores half of the planet for so many years (I understand, however, that half of the planet does not equal half of the market.).

Well, regarding iWork I would like to use the fonts
that are bundled and used for the templates because
they are pretty. I don't want to spent hundreds of
extra dollars on buying crippled CE versions.
I think you misunderstood me. One can't even use CE fonts with OS X (except in a couple of obsolete apps) and I would never recommend that anyone acquire or install them. I meant that you could change the default fonts in the templates to other Unicode fonts that do include the Latin Extended-A block needed for CE languages.
I assume you're aware that Apple OS X apps can also use all the MS and Adobe and other Unicode fonts made for Windows that do contain Latin Extended-A, so you are not confined to Apple's fonts?
I grant that it would be better if all the Unicode fonts supplied with OS X, iWork, and iLife included more character ranges, but the current state for CE scripts is at least a whole lot better than for the Arabic or Devanagari scripts, where there is only one font available and Windows fonts usually cannot substitute.

What does "improved international support " mean for new Airport software?

what does "improved international support " mean for new Airport software?

Improved language support, presumably, or more WiFi channels in some areas.

Plz tel me regarding SAP Internal support

hi
sap experts
plz tel me the
SAP Internal support

Hello,
I would suggest before formulating a question, please go through the web if there is any notes available.
SAP Solution Manageer has provided all types of tools for Support Activities. I would also recommend you to go through the SAP solution documentation material.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_sm310/helpdata/en/13/4807f4fc6f421cb39002c6603d452c/frameset.htm
Regards,
Ravi

Using International Support

I have received some text set in Illustrator CS2. The text has been set in HelveticaRussian, an old font that is no longer available to buy. As we don't have this font, when we open the file, the text defaults to Myriad Roman (Adobe's default font) and displays the text with Roman characters.
I have a copy of Helvetica Cyrillic and I want to be able to select the text and change the font to Helvetica Cyrillic. When I do this the text STILL remains in a Roman format and does not convert to Cyrillic characters.
I have tried setting my Input Source to Russian prior to opening/converting the file but this seems to do nothing.
Can anybody advise me on how to overcome this issue?
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The screenshots indicate that this document does not use any of the standard Cyrillic encodings, but instead uses a transliteration font where the Cyrillic characters directly replace ASCII. Normally this should be obvious, because using the wrong font would produce recognizable transliterated Russian. In this case, however, it seems that the font was further modified to enable the author to use the keystrokes of the Russian keyboard layout on a Western keyboard. So what should appear as Vnimanie when using a normal Latin font shows up as Dybvfybt. The actual Cyrillic would be Внимание = Attention.
If this analysis is correct, it's the most unorthodox way of producing Cyrillic computer text I've seen in the last 10 years. I don't know of any available fonts that support it, so if you have more text like this you will just have to retype it.

International Support for Printing

I really love to have the photo book but Apple has only a very limited selection of countries to support this. This feature is useless if you stay in countries like Singapore, Philippines or Malaysia.

I agree. Australia is not a supported country, but I wouldn't mind paying for postage from the US or some other supported country!
Carol

International support languages

Hi all. Just need to store some international text (english, japanese, german). And i don't understand what's wrong... is it a database setting or sql developer. But am getting ??? insted of good foreign words:(((
create table test(
v nvarchar2(30)
insert into test values(N'testmessage');
insert into test values(N'家');
selegt * from test;
V
testmessage
SQL> select * from nls_database_parameters where parameter like '%CHARACTERSET'
2 /
PARAMETER                      VALUE
NLS_CHARACTERSET               WE8MSWIN1252
NLS_NCHAR_CHARACTERSET         AL16UTF16
SQL>Edited by: America on Nov 19, 2009 12:59 AM

If you need to store English, German, and Japanese, is there any chance that you could change the database character set from Windows-1252 to UTF-8? Life is far easier if you can avoid the NCHAR/ NVARCHAR2 data types.
Justin

Buying an iPhone in HK - International support/warranty?

Hello everyone,
As I am currently studying in Hong Kong for the next half year I am thinking about purchasing the new iPhone 5 here in Hong Kong. Now my question is whether I will be able to get support when I am back in Germany, in case something breaks. Will Apple Germany take care of any issues that might occur?
Thank you very much in advance,
Ben

Warranty is valid only in country of original sale (exception is that EU
is considered one country for warranty purposes).
Warranty on your NZ iPhone is valid only in NZ. Sell it before you leave
NZ and purchase a new one in the UK when you get there.

International support or support while traveling

Currently while traveling in Germany my macbook died on me. I can't get any response from it at all. I still have apple care but it expires august 30th just after I arrive back home in Canada. I've tried calling apple but it is very difficult to since I am only able to call from Germany and the 1 800 number doesn't work. In addition to my computer not starting the case is cracked and broken in a number of places, like many plastic macbooks and when charging the battery at it's final stage the power adaptor switches from charging to not charging and takes forever to completely charge. I'd like to have the problems looked at before apple care runs out but I am unsure what is my best plan of action. Any suggestions?
also the power charges does the same thing on my husbands macbook pro.
Tilly_1234

Welcome to Apple Discussions!
AppleCare is worldwide where coverage is available. To contact them in Germany, call:
(49) 01805 009 433
Also note, since you have cracks in the case, you may or may not get a sympathetic ear. Cracks usually indicate some form of abuse or improper handling on your part or whomever had ahold of the machine. If the cracks appeared after it being manhandled by security improperly, you might have a case against the security or airline where you passed it through. There are also cases which Apple does document where the power adapter can fail to charge. I've listed some of those documents and given a few tips of my own, on*:
http://www.macmaps.com/frayguide.html
Apple did have a battery exchange program on some MacBooks and MacBook Pros, but that exchange program has been over for awhile. Still if you bring it in to an authorized service center, you might find a sympathetic ear there. Just remember warranty is only for manufacturer defects, it is not for user induced damage. That's what insurance is for, such as travel insurance and home owners insurance.
You can find service providers under this website:
http://www.apple.com/de/buy/shop/
After entering the nearest Apple shop, you'll find a button that says search if that isn't an authorized dealer, and get a map, that says below it "Sie moechten" with a pulldown menu beneath it "einen Mac Kaufen" Change that pulldown menu and select "Service Finden", and type to the right where you reside or "wohnen". Then click on Suchen.
This will give you all the authorized service providers in that location.
- * Links to my pages may give me compensation.
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Applecare IMAC - International Support, Transfer between countries.

I am planning to purchase AppleCare for my Imac G5 intel based.
I have few questions:
- Can I buy AppleCare from any country or only from the country I reside.
- If I change my location (country of residence) can my AppleCare be transfered. Or will I have to buy again.
- In case of absence of purchase invoice what date is considered by Apple for checking the validity of warranty.

Hey there
im afraid i dont know about the second two questions
but concerning the country of residence:
they urge you to buy the plan from your country of residence as they say that by doing this you can get the full experience of the plan, (meaning there will be things you cannot do with the plan if you buy it from a different country) however you can if you want buy it from any country you like and youll be able to cover the computer...after all is does include global coverage. To be honest i would recommend you just buy it in your country of residence, i think youll find this will make things much easier if there may be anything wrong with the computer in the future...
Hope this helps,
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Internal Hd support

Dears
where can i found the internal support for the mac pro hd ?
I need to buy for additional internal hds.
Thanks in advance.

You mean you want to purchase add'l drive sleds?
https://www.transintl.com/store/category.cfm?Category=2705
If you want hot-swap, there are some nice external cases, favorite being FirmTek.
http://eshop.macsales.com/item/Firmtek/SATA5PM/
http://www.barefeats.com/hard102.html
http://www.amug.org/amug-web/html/amug/reviews/articles/firmtek/5pm/
http://eshop.macsales.com/item/Firmtek/SATA2EN2/
http://eshop.macsales.com/item/Firmtek/SATA2EEN4TR/
A unique 2.5" Mac Pro sled to put two drives in one bay.
http://www.barefeats.com/hard108.html
I bought some extra drive sleds, but in the end, I use the external SeriTek case now for backups, spares, or to change configuration (say I need to use two 10K drives for scratch).

Seriously!?! Serious problems with the customer support and AppleCare.

I have a macbook pro. I've had it since Aug 2007, so it's old, i get it. But I'm a poor starving student and I bought the computer with the idea that it was a quality product that would last me though my studies. However, it has been the shop for repairs literally, every year, often multiple times per year, since I bought it. Everything from DVD (twice failed, more than two visits), to hard drive failure, to replacing the motherboard. That's just what I remember. The thing is a lemon.
Fortunately I bought apple care, great idea right? It was for the first year or two. However over a year before AppleCare was set to expire it started having problems over heating, freezing, and subsequently giving me that scary roll down 'restart your computer immediately screen'. It gets so hot you can't set it on your lap - it burns. I repeatedly brought it into the shop for help (the flagship one on Regents Street in London), and they couldn't seem to do anything. When I explained time was of the essence because I wanted it covered under AppleCare, they seemed unbothered, it seeed they were clearly waiting for it to expire first. Dodgy.
During the appointments they couldn't seem to replicate the issue in the shop (it take about 30 minutes to an hour to really scorch, and seems to not be related to how hard the CPU works). And said because they could see it do it, they were not able to help. Really, in the whole history of apple, I'm the only one to have a computer over heat? Really? Instead, they sent me away asking me to come back later "when it starts doing it again". Okay, as I said, it always overheats, it just takes a while to start, so unless we sit together in quiet awkwardness waiting, and waiting, it's not going to happen. And as the appointments take about three days to get so it's not like I can just pop round when it starts to happen and say, feel, it's really hot now, will you please, for the love of God, find a solution now? And it's a bit of a walk to the store, and there are no internet cafe's near by for me to go heat it up at, so it's always going to cool before I arrive. Duh.
And why is the burden of proof on me? It's like they are insinuating that I just love popping round the apple store every few months, all the vain hope that I can have a ...free part?
Still I persevered, taking it in when the problem seemed to exacerbate, and making sure I used it a bit first to get it warmed up. All the while with the warranty getting closer and closer to expiration. Finally, we got it to do it in the shop. But for a fix, they just sprayed it with air, and told me to "see if that works". It didn't. And I ask you, why is it in no other visit, they could not have come to this ground breaking solution? Did they really have to feel it get hot to realize overheating may have something to do with a clogged fan?
I should also note that they then proceeded to put it back together wrong, and I was unable to open it because a misplaced screw caused it to lock shut. It took two days to get a new appointment to get it fixed, even when I called to explain that it was their error, and I really, really, needed my laptop.
Anyway, as I said, it didn't fix the problem. So I had to go back yet again, at this point I can't remember if I was still under applecare or if it had just expired. It doesn't matter, because, again, without being able to make it get hot on their own (even though they had case history where it was clear that it had, and this was not just in my imagination, and even more case history showing it had a history of instability), they couldn't offer me any solutions. All they could do, they said, was suggest that I leave it with them for "about a week" to check it over. A week!! Who goes without a computer for a week?!?! I'm not a student in 1985.
So now, I'm sitting here writing you am email from my laptop which is sitting on a towel in my lap to protect my thighs from mac burn. The warranty has now long passed, but the problem has now finally progressed to the point that it takes much less than 30 to reach scalding point, so I could prove it if there were any point. But there isn't, because now when I call the apple people, they assure me that it must be a hardware issue (and furthermore that the apple employees should have been able to tell me this over a year ago), and unless I want to buy parts there just isn't anything that they can do. Which leads me to my next point, if the problem started while under warranty, and you have documentation of this, why do I - a poor starving student - have to pay for this just because it took you, Apple, a year and half to finally figure out the problem?
So to recap, I decided to pay the exorbitant apple costs and make the switch from PC because I thought that the stability of the machines, the so touted excellent customer service, and the superior programs were worth the cost. And to be fair, the programs are fabulous, the apps integrate smoothly, and it starts up with a flash. Unfortunately I can't enjoy any of this with my laptop on my lap without risking burning through my pants. I can only enjoy these benefits for about 30 minutes before it starts freezing due to the heat. And, a few times a year I have to make multiple journeys to the apple store (which is, to be fair, really quite a nice store) to get the latest hardware problem fixed, which means I'm often without it for days to over a week at a time. All in all, it's not worth the money to me - one of those young, hip, cutting edge media types you are trying so hard to market to - until you can fix your customer service issues, put knowledgable people in positions to help, and have the internal support systems to get it done with at least enought efficiency to keep up with the technology demands of the modern world.

It sounds as if this is coming back to Norton Security...
"LiveUpdate_solved" in "Norton 360"
The article by author "rab60" contains detailed instructions on the Live Update solution.
You might try a more thorough search of the Norton community forum... I do not use Norton and cannot comment on whether any of the solutions work.
Kind Regards,
Dragon-Fur

CMYK ICC profile support in Lightroom: Workaround?

Ok, I know this is not the first time someone has brought this up and I know that Lightroom doesn't internally support CMYK printer profiles, and I'm not expecting it to do that given that the documentation specifically says it doesn't work, and it in fact doesn't work.
I'm using OS X (Lion). I recently profiled a Lexmark C543dn color laser printer with a ColorMunki Photo and the profile works great with Photoshop's "built in" RIP/CMS/whatever, but I can't get ColorSync in the printer settings dialog to recognize the profile. If I use the ColorSync Utility to force the profile on the printer, it also doesn't work.
What I would have expected for colorspace conversions when printing (from lightroom for example) is something like:
Melissa RGB -> ProPhoto RGB (or sRGB, Adobe RGB, whatever, using internal lightroom stuff)
ProPhoto RGB -> LAB (using a generic ProPhoto RGB profile that comes with the system or the software pkg)
LAB -> printer native CMYK (using the custom printer profile I created)
native CMYK data -> printer
So I don't understand why Lightroom or whatever application doesn't "tell" the printer driver that it's getting data in ProPhoto RGB (or whatever) at which point the driver should convert to LAB (or whatever PCS is specified) and then to printer native CMYK with the custom profile.
Does anyone know of a way to make this happen?

I'm not a professional, only a hobbyist, so it took me a little longer, but I also have the impression that the new Preview ignores ICC profiles.
I noticed it when moving images between my iBooks built-in and my external Eizo screen. Since the gamut of the second is much larger, images appear rather different on the two screens. In Tiger's Preview, this resulted in colors changing suddenly during the move, when the center of the image passed from one screen to the other. This effect is gone and yes, the images are over-saturated on the 'good' screen.
Jethro555, could you find a solution to the problem?

Satellite A25-S279: How to reinstall XP with Ghost DVD without internal drive

I have tosbhia satellite a25-s279 and the toshiba ghost dvd.
My internal dvd drive is broken (w/ some difficult, it can play some audio cd's some of the time. it doesn't recognize any cd-rom nor dvd). I also have external pioneer dvd writer dvr-s606 (connect to satellite via usb). I want to reinstall xp.
The Bios is 1.10, the chipset is ALi M1672 rev 0. You have option of booting off HDD, FDD, CD-ROM, and LAN.
I think you also have option of bootin off pc-card, but this is not in Bios.
It appears (from reading these forums) that my satellite does not support booting off the external drive, so i can't use the ghost disc?
I found another website suggesting make usb stick bootable and load xp from the memory stick.
However, reading these forums, it also appears that this is not possible w/ my satellite?
I guess I can buy a replacement internal dvd drive, but these seem extremely unreliable, and i already have functioning external drive.
any other advice would be appreciated.
thanks.

>It appears (from reading these forums) that my satellite does not support booting off the external drive, so i can't use the ghost disc?
That's correct. The external USB CD/DVD drive is not bootable and you will be not able to boot from the CD
> I found another website suggesting make USB stick bootable and load Xp from the memory stick
No, its not possible to boot from the USB stick. BIOS does not support this boot option
I think the only way is to buy an internal supported drive and then to boot from the CD.
You could also try to boot from the LAN but this is not easy and you will need an RIS server.
I think this is not a really solution.

Standard or International version of JRE?

Hello!
Is there any way of identifying whehther I'm using the standard or International version of JRE?
I know this question has been asked before but no one has answered has far as I can see.
Regards Calle

Thanks, I thought about doing something like that to force an exception, I think it might be abit crude.
Nowbody out there that know of any other way to do this?
I'm making an applet that use an encoding that doesn't exits in the standard version, I would like to tell the user that they have to install the java plugin with international support.
/ Calle

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