I'm listening to the DOM for keyboard events, and have found that
keydown/keypress are not adequate for properly identifying Japanese
characters. When I set Vista's input language to Japanese with input mode
Hirigana, pressing w then e then Enter gives events with keyCode/character
values as if I was in English mode, even though the correct Japanese
characters are shown in the Browser. Am I missing something here, or is
there not support for cases like this when listening to the DOM?
Re: Need help with CABWIZ ... I thought your previous posting said that CAB files couldn't contain multibyte glyphs. ... CABWIZ isn't the only defective component of the Japanese version of Visual Studio 2005, it's just the part that I needed help with in this thread. ... If we're going to argue about belittling, then revisit your own statement "having Unicode doesn't simply give you Japanese glyph support".... a limitation on the way that CABWIZ stores it's data - it's single byte characters, so there's no way it can store a multi-byte glyph. ... (microsoft.public.pocketpc.developer)
[sljfaq] Japanese lettering page added ... In the same way that there are various ways of writing English,...Japanese has many different ways of being ... traditional square style of characters, with horizontal lines slanting upwards going from left to right. ... (sci.lang.japan)
Re: Quest for the book detectives... ... I was too run-down with a cold to see my Japanese language mentor today ...Chinese, not Japanese. ... Note that the characters chose 'power' 'warrior' is masculine in its ... Who "Felix" might be is a complete mystery, ... (rec.collecting.books)
Re: Characters not being displayed when language settings are changed. ... As for the original question - if changing the language for non-unicode programs affects the way you see things, the program you're using must be a non-Unicode program. ... As such it will be using a code page to display non-ascii characters, and changing the language will have changed the code page in use - I think! ... But I think that MS Mincho is installed with Office/Windows by default because there are certain characters in that font that Word uses even when you think you're entering something in the Default Paragraph Font. ...Japanese IME?... (microsoft.public.word.docmanagement)
Re: Problem Displaying Japanese Characters ... Probably a problem with the way the HiT driver handles DBCS characters.... > Server Query Analyzer to display Japanese Characters fetched through a linked ... > linked server on SQL Server B linking to SQL Server A. Change the font type ... > table on the AS400 using the HiT OLEDB provider.... (microsoft.public.sqlserver.tools)
