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    I have a problem on Traditional Chinese. Please help!

    I am using a client server program.  I set the character set of the
oracle database to UTF8. When i try to input the chinese on Traditional
Chinese (as default language ) windows 2000, i can see it on Traditional
Chinese (as default language ) other windows 2000 computer. However, windows
98 computer can't see it.
When i try to input the chinese on Traditional Chinese (as default language)
windows 98, i can see it on other Traditional Chinese (as default language )
windows 98 computer. However, windows 2000 computer can't see it.

    Any one can help ??

Henry

do You work *either* on W2K or W98, or do You have both systems on it, to
choose from boot menu ?
I dont think You use both at the same time ? ...

Anyway, I think that W2K is more stabile to show Asian Fonts correctly
though (I tried it with Japanese
and also had some trouble until final success)...
so You might make a decision what system You use.

You may also Try to use AsianSuite (search by google),
a tool that can switch on/off Asian characters, including other Chinese
Fonts like
Big5 and so on...

Hope this little tip might be helpful to You.

Jan

Quote:> Hi All,

>     I have a problem on Traditional Chinese. Please help!

>     I am using a client server program.  I set the character set of the
> oracle database to UTF8. When i try to input the chinese on Traditional
> Chinese (as default language ) windows 2000, i can see it on Traditional
> Chinese (as default language ) other windows 2000 computer. However,
windows
> 98 computer can't see it.
> When i try to input the chinese on Traditional Chinese (as default
language)
> windows 98, i can see it on other Traditional Chinese (as default
language )
> windows 98 computer. However, windows 2000 computer can't see it.

>     Any one can help ??

> Henry