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Hi Lois

Thanks for the help.  However, I still have few doubts if you don't mind:

1. All I'm doing is load characters from a text file and display them as
    menu item names.  I've tried writing some characters in Unicode
    (for each character I used this style:: \u5C71), but when I load the
    file in my Java application these characters showed up as question
    marks (?).  I had a Chinese viewer opend while I did this but
    obviously it didn't work.  You mentioned about providing chinese
    font, do I have to do that, and how should I do that?
2. Is there a code mapping chart that shows the mapping of each
    Chinese character (or characters of other language) to its
    corresponding Unicode.

Thanks again

KW



Lois Neo wrote:

> I've not really tried that out, but I've seen examples on this which write
> the characters as Unicodes.
> If you write in Unicode, you just need to provide a chinese font for the
> component which displays the characters.
> I guess if you write in chinese characters, you will also need a chinese
> input software to be running along with your program in order for you to see
> the chinese characters. and not all chinese input software would work for
> this.
>
> Hope it helps.
> Lois
>
> Kevin Wang <kwang@mks.com> wrote in message news:380DC841.FE608D5@mks.com...
> > Hi Neo:
> >
> > I'm new to displaying other language characters so I have a simple
> question if
> > you can help it would be great!
> >
> > I'm trying to load a generic text file (a properties file with keys and
> values)
> > with
> > characters in any language.  Once I loaded them into a properties object I
> > display
> > them as menu items under a menu.  Anyway, since that text file is generic
> in any
> >
> > language, I'm just wondering if the characters in the file should be in
> unicode,
> > OR
> > can it just be written in the character of that language(e.g. if the
> language is
> >
> > Chinese do I have to write them in unicode OR can I just write in Chinese
> > characters)?
> >
> > Thanks very much
> >
> > K W
> >