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| Font related | How to recover when some or all of the font names in the font name list are not visible, or when some fonts are garbled, which may occur when the Windows font management file (font cache) is corrupted or abnormal. This information is a must-see especially for users of Windows 98, Me, 2000, etc., as it supports fonts other than those of Kodensha's software. Related software: For software that includes the ChineseWriter series and KoreanWriter series. Titles in Microsoft's website How to solve the problem when a specific font does not appear in the font list (Windows XP) |
| Font related | How to deal with CW code or KW code characters that are not displayed even if the correct font is specified. If the NewGulim font is installed, delete or move the NewGulim font because the CW and KW codes, which are Kodensha's original codes, use the Gaiji area and the correct characters will not be displayed. Related software: For software with ChineseWriter series and KoreanWriter series Titles in Microsoft's website [OFFXP] Gaiji cannot be used when NewGulim font is installed. |
| IME related | In the Windows Me environment, an error occurs when exiting after entering Chinese or Korean text in Word2000, due to a problem with the Word2000 document structure module. Related software: For software that includes the ChineseWriter series and the KoreanWriter series Titles in Microsoft's website [WD2000] Force close when using other language IME on Windows ME |
| Mail related | When I type Chinese or Korean in Yahoo! Mail and send the message, the message is garbled. The reason is that Yahoo! Mail does not allow you to send Chinese or Korean text. (Related software: For software that includes the ChineseWriter series and the KoreanWriter series) Titles in the Yahoo! Help for sending/receiving messages in a browser: Garbled characters in received e-mails. |
