Re: Displaying Thai fonts in Framemaker 8 and creating Webworks ePublisher help

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From: Tom_De_Rouck
Date: Mon, 16 Feb 2009 09:12

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Hello Michael,

Do I need to use a Unicode font (e.g. Arial Unicode MS) within Framemaker 8? That does not give Thai readible text...
Or do we need to apply that font within ePublihser? Or both?
I have the Thai regional setting, but it still gives me unreadible text... in both Framemaker 8 and my generated online help.

Tom

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