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Percy Plunkett
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Join date: 3 Dec 2005
Posts: 8
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01-15-2006 23:31
Much to my surprise, I've discovered that LSL won't support the display or formatting of Asian languages. I would desperately like to forward events through e-mail in Asian languages, but this seems impossible as the end product is simply a series of question marks rather than the original text.
Is there any support for displaying Asian text in LSL? If not...any way to get around the issue?
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Thili Playfair
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Join date: 18 Aug 2004
Posts: 2,417
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01-16-2006 01:26
Notecards, group names, dont support asian character, only normal chat ~.~, quite limiting there.
you need ms unicode installed to see them in chat, or youll get ****************
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Percy Plunkett
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Join date: 3 Dec 2005
Posts: 8
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01-16-2006 06:01
Chat's fine...it's the other elements that I'm looking for. any idea if this support will be added?
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Chie Salome
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Join date: 19 May 2005
Posts: 221
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01-16-2006 06:16
Hey Percy chan, A Japanese Linden promised me the new localised client will support displaying Japanese in many more ways like in notecards, which would (or should) mean it would support other two-byte characters. When is the client coming out then, you ask? I have no idea. 
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Percy Plunkett
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Join date: 3 Dec 2005
Posts: 8
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01-16-2006 19:30
Howdy Chie-chan!
Since double-byte characters work in the client but not in LSL/notecards/etc, then I highly suspect that this is a database issue, since this is where these items are stored. Enabling double-byte on the database must be a risky proposition (or time-consuming, meaning lots of down time) for Linden, otherwise they would have implemented it already.
That's the only reason that I can think of since the client can handle double-byte already.
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