9/4 Why is it that while using trn to try to read Japanese sites
results in single byte garbage, but accessing say, Taiwanese sites
results in double-byte (but still garbage) characters being
displayed. I want to read the Japanese sites in particular, and
to a lesser extent, the Taiwanese sites. Modifying the LANG variable
doesn't seem to effect it at all. -Hopeless.
\_ Funny, I wasn't aware that trn let you browse "sites". I thought
it was a newsreader.
\_ Pardon my dwindling English skills.
You don't say what terminal you are using, or whether you know
you have it set up right, or whether you even know whether you
have compatible fonts installed on your system. I'm assuming "no"
to all of the above issues.
\_
\_ I'm using xterm, csh. I beleive I have the LANG variable set
correctly. And, yes, I have planety of compatible fonts
running on my system. Just hit 'Ctrl-Space' on my keyboard
and I'm typing away in Japanese --> ÆüËܸì
Although, it comes out as junk in this termnial. -hopeless.
\_ It's hopeless. Wipe your system, install 95 and play
minesweeper. |