Non-unicode printing unreadable character for Thai

Hello All,
Our current system 4.7 running on Oracle datavase on Window NT server, codepage set to 8600 with supported TH and EN.
Previously, user logon as 'blank' and set character (at user setting) to 'TH', the printing of SAP documents to printer is able to print TH language.
However, there is recent 'EN' activated via I18N without the any changes to the instance profile and printer id, the printing to printer is unreadable character although we are able to read TH for table, and online document in SAP system.
Our database code page is 1100 and 8600. and the installed language are 2DE. In RSCPINTST, there are GE, EN and TH.
Is it because we have 3 languages in the RSCPINTST, and need to remove 'GE'?
May i know what would be the problem, as i have searched through the forum.
Can please advice? Thank you

Hi Claudia,
You need to verify if German language was always active on the system or if it was only recently activated in error. If it was, it needs to be removed to return you to your former configuration (provided no German data was saved to the database while active, as this data will be lost once German is removed). I would therefore presume the issue would then no longer occur.
I would assume that the issue is occuring as English was configured to use code page 8600 - i.e. when you used to logon to the system teh code page was loaded and English and Thai characters could be input. Now the German language is active, hence the system probably has 2 code pages active (8600 and 1100) and by default English is now using 1100. Hence when using English now, code page 1100 is loaded which cannot interpret Thai characters -- hence the incorrect printing.
So, it is vital to check why German is now active on the system and why it was introduced.
I hope this helps,
Regards,
Safina Hillis

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