Hi tracer,
> No idea if you know but there seems to be a cd from MS which is
> called proofing tools and it has all supposedly whats needed to
> write and spell check loads of languages and Chinese and japanese
> addons are part of it.
I believe it's part of Office 2000. AFAIK, you don't need it with
Win2k as it's built-in of the OS.
> While it (obviously) expects office 2000 to be present I have had
> recently some texts which had been written in explorer (g) and
> produced some nice readable text in Thai and Chinese even if I
> didnt have a clue what it meant (g)
I have no idea what you mean by "written in explorer", since neither
Windows Explorer nor "MS Internet Explorer" can "write" anything.
Yes, I can read/write Chinese in Win2k, but DBCS support means more
than that. I think we went through this before. In short, I can
tolerate TB as it is, but it can't be my long term solution if true
DBCS support is not added someday.
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Best regards,
Ming-Li
Using The Bat! 1.45 Beta/8 under Win2k
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