On Thu, 22 Jan 2009, yinung at Gmail wrote: > [D]o the users have to change the fixed font setting themselve > (as well as to set the environmental variable, set LANG=tw, in > windows) when they try to use the locale *.mo in order to show > Traditional Chinese?
Brief follow-up: Does Windows really use "tw" to indicate Traditional Chinese? Among the ISO language abbreviations "tw" means Twi, a Ghanaian language, and "zh" is Chinese. However, the full name for the Traditional Chinese po file would be zh_TW.po (as opposed to zh_CN for simplified Chinese). Allin.
