The problem I am having is with receiving Japanese and Chinese text in text messages. I can send Chinese and Japanese charterers just fine, but when others send it to me it just ends up as a blank text. I have simeji installed and have tried other apps but nothing seems to work.
Phone model: LG cx670
Android ver. : 2.2.2
my carrier is TELUS
any suggestions or help would be appreciated
Every time I send Chinese text messages, people can receive it, but when people send me Chinese messages, all I see it *** instead of 你好吗? All Chinese texts replace the hanzi (characters) for ******* asterisks. It really bothers me that I can't read characters.
Anyone know how to fix this? is this even fixable? is it a Metro issue?
When displaying japanese text in a textview, android defaults to using a chinese font, showing the wrong characters, exemplified here. Setting the locale to japanese works on the emulator, but doesn't work on my galaxy s3, probably because it doesn't support Japanese.
Hello, I have a java application that originally runs in Windows, and the UI doesn't have any problem in displaying Chinese and Japanese. But now on Fedora, in a JPanel, I can't type Chinese or Japanese (broken characters).
Then, I tried JTextPane.setFont(...) for a Chinese font, it displays correctly.
I have an installer program which runs in a default Ubuntu 12.04 Linux VT console and uses the "dialog" program to display simple graphical input boxes. After the user selects either Chinese or Japanese and my installer sets the LANG=zh_CN.utf8 and LANG=ja_JP.utf8, the output characters turn all to diamonds.
Looking for some assistance on font configuration with Asian fonts, specifically, Chinese, Japanese and Korean. I have installed 1 or 2 TTF fonts for each respective language. However, for instance, Chinese is not displaying with the same font across.
I cannot switch text mode by ctrl+alt+f2, monitor just lost signal. but I can back to graphic mode by ctrl+alt+f1.
I don't know what happened; before, when I imported japanese text or wrote japanese via ibus into any libreoffice application, it would show correctly. Now, for some reason, it doesn't work and it only shows boxes rather than characters. In Libreoffice calc, I do see the actual Japanese text (btw, I do have the language installed on my system).
Hello all !
I am tryint to get an Samsung 2525 working in fedora 17.
Email this page
