Re: Punctuation of Chinese goes to the very first of the sentence
- From: Catholicon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 23 Mar 2009 10:41:18 -0700
Thanks for the reply. However it doesn't work. If I pasted the text in unformatted way, many punctuations will show up as small squares, and can't be read.
If I turn all the text into Song, the most common font type for Chinese, all the punctuations are recognisable, but many of them will be in the very beginning of a sentence.
There is a difference between English and Chinese punctuations. When we type Chinese in word 2003 (or 2007) we don't need to type a space after the punctuation, and if we type, the space between the punctuation and the following character is too large, and that's not the accepted way.
Do hope a better solution can come out. Thanks again.
PS. the punctuation problem doesn't exist in Pages.
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