Traditional Chinese text display

Which regions of Nokia 808 pureview support display of traditional Chinese characters? Can the singapore model display that? Input support would be nice but not essential.

Thanks adrian, Nokia care point may be my last option.
As the phone is not being sold in my region, I have to import it from overseas. It would be easier for me to import the model that already has the language capability built-in. In addition, I'm not sure if my local Nokia Care point is willing to add language pack to an imported phone. I'm particularly interested in the Singapore model because it already fully supports simiplified Chinese and FM transmitter. Just not quite sure if it can also display traditional Chinese.

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I do not think it has anything to do with the fact that it is Traditional Chinese in particular. It is probably something generic with any encoding in that kind of position. The same problem appears in Safari for Windows, btw.
Unfortunately I do not have any fix. Changing language of Mac OS to Traditional Chinese does not help, and neither does changing to Big 5 encoding manually. The best work around is probably to use Firefox.
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This is useful when reading webpages written in traditional (simplified) chinese for those who are better at reading simplified (traditional) characters.
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I am trying to put Chinese text on forms under Form 6i and allow users to enter double-byte Chinese characters.
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I have changed all NLS_LANG registry entry to be AMERICAN_AMERICA.US7ASCII in all three my Windows 98/NT/2000 English PCs. The problem still can't be solved.... 8-(
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I have tried to connect MS SQL 6.5 to build up a report. However, I encounter a problem when read Traditional Chinese. all chinese characters turn into adnormal characters. I wonder it is problem of SQL Server or some setting that I may not know. In addition, I can able to read chinese in the application program , ISQL / Query Analyzer. Please help to give idea and suggestion to fix this. Thanks
SQL Server: MS SQL Server 6.5
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Stsyou

Hi
If you are using a Chinese language build database, Crystal Reports English build might not display the characters properly as non english databases include one byte characters as ASCII code character and double-byte characters as their own language code character.
Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese (Kanji, Hiranga, and Katakana), Korean and Vietnamese use double-byte characters.
However, a possible workaround to this issue is to verify that the encoding on the database client is configured according to the examples below. Also, you will need to install the language pack in the English environment.
CONFIGURATION EXAMPLES:
Shift-JIS for a Japanese database
Big5 for a Traditional Chinese database
GB2312 for a Simplified Chinese database
iso-2022-kr for a Korean database
Windows 1258 for a Vietnamese database
EXAMPLE SCENARIO:
An Oracle database saves non-English language data such as Japanese.
The Windows operating system is English.
STEP TO CONFIGURE THE CHARACTER CODE IN THE ENVIRONMENT SETTING
(This step is based on the details of the EXAMPLE SCENARIO.)
1. Configure the system environment on the database client side to 'Shift-JIS' as the character code set in the Environment Setting.
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STEPS TO INSTALL LANGUAGE PACK IN AN ENGLISH ENVIRONMENT
(These steps are based on the details of the EXAMPLE SCENARIO.)
1. Add languages to the computer system by clicking:
Control Panel > Regional Options > General
2. Select the check box for 'Traditional Chinese', 'Simplified Chinese', 'Japanese', 'Korean' or 'Vietnamese'.
3. Click 'Apply'.
4. When you are prompted, insert the Windows CD-ROM to install the language pack.
5. Restart the computer.
Upon completing these steps, you are able to display the languages characters in the Crystal Reports Designer in a Windows English environment.
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NOTE:
If the database table and field names use non-English language characters, Data Explorer in CR will not correctly display these names. However, when you preview the report, the non-English data displays correctly.
==========
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Question 1
I am using Oracle 8.17 on Sun Solaris - (in China).
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We are using Java to write data into this server. The data has been stored as UTF8.
When I use TOAD, to look at the chinese characters, I cannot see the actual characters.
What I see in TOAD is something like this
上海市山东中路145号
Convert function does not seem to work. Can someone advice me how I can see the raw data in chinese?
Question 2
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The NLS_LANG on that machine is American. The NLS_CHARACTERSET is WE8ISO8859P1.
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My hunch is that Toad either does not support the display of Chinese characters, at least not without setting your Windows regional settings to Chinese. Can you retrieve the data via your Java application?
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If your local database is using the ISO 8859-1 character set, it cannot store Chinese data. You would need to create a new database with a character set that supports Chinese if you wanted to store Chinese data there.
Justin
Distributed Database Consulting, Inc.
http://www.ddbcinc.com/askDDBC

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But do you have the language pack installed?
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Hi
I am now trying to use the JavaTV RI 1.1 which is just released.
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Hi Howard,
if i use Font.createFont() to general font object that
can solve chinese display problem in RH 7.3. but i
thought, it's no reasonable way to use font object.
that is really bad for cross-platform benefit or you
need to carry font file with your application.
have a way to set default font use createFont()
object?In the past, I've carried the font file around with me. Given the number of graphics files, properties files and
other assorted garbage that apps are already carrying around, it's not too unreasonable to have to add a
TrueType font to the list of hangers-on (unless it's the size of Arial Unicode MS - 23Mb is a big ask sometimes)!
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Hello Mlbernard, the problem is mcafee site advisor extension, please try to disable or remove that extension and you are OK.
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