Re: Chinese characters support

[Charles Muller]

Kai wrote:

> However, I don't use CJK myself (much), and therefore I am quite
> ready to be proven wrong.  Is it common to have a garbled HELLO file
> but still CJK is working right?

No, it is exactly the opposite. It is common for one to be able to display
the HELLO file without problems, but to still have difficulty displaying CJK
in other encodings, especially UTF-8. 

Chuck

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