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Chinese characters in helptext.x are unrecognizable

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I don't know why. If I use Chinese rtf help file that is ok.

Should I use the final version?

:blushing:

Edited by victor888


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I see, maybe I should change "codepage=1200" to "codepage=936" then recompile.

I will try now.

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confused, it a bug?

Do you have time to tell me how to solve this problem?

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I am trying to edit rtf.c now though I don't know VC.

I am sure I would succeedd.

Certianly, authors help is appreciated.

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This is not a simple problem, I am seeking help from professional VC forum now.

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:D

I am very very glad to get your reply, I keep searching your foot print every day here.

here is the pic.

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addition:

I made a help RTF file declared in settings section.

When I appoint helptext.x=** then above unrecognizable appear.

However if I don't use a help RTF file, Chinese charactor still can't be read in helptext.

Please try my new version, it should work there.

Btw. rtf files may not be saved as unicode file! It must be saved as ANSI file with unicode characters encoded in ascii text like \u123456\'3f. But modern RTF capable editors should do this automatically.

Benjamin

Edited by BenjaminKalytta

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Confused!

I have tried on another computer, every things is ok.

But, this time, wrong again.

Edited by victor888

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