New answers tagged chinese
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I've used a couple but in the end I went with QuickPinyin because it's the only one that didn't need to be installed. This is kind of cool because I can run from a USB stick on any PC, for example, the library computers which don't let me install software on them.
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I discovered a suggestion here which worked a treat:
Unicode characters suddenly start displaying as boxes in some applications
Basically switch the default locale to Chinese and back to English, and everything is working now
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As the person above said: "True type fonts have their names embedded inside".
I'm making my own custom font file (but I'm not a font developer), and I also able to put the names in different languages in the font file, and it (the situation) must be the same for the real font developers.
For me, I make my own font with CJK support (with differentiation for ...
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