Re: Unable to display korean fonts

Hi Henry,

In my Japanese build when i set the default language as "Japanese"
the language of the entire OS was changed to Japan.But we want the Japanese
Locale only for our appln.Similarly here we want the korean locale for our
appln alone.Thats why i have set the default language as English.

Anyway Henry thanks for the help.Ill try here.If you get any info on
this issue please let me know.



"Henrik Viklund" wrote:

Hmm. Strange. What if you change default language to korean? Does it
work then?

Henrik Viklund
http://www.addlogic.se

Ravi wrote:
Hi Henry,

I have added the Agfa Ac3 Font compression and in my registry settings the
fonts Tahoma,Times New Roman are properly mapped to the Gulim.Ac3.




"Henrik Viklund" wrote:

Have you added "Agfa AC3 Font Compression" support for your image?

Henrik Viklund
http://www.addlogic.se

Ravi wrote:
Hi Henry,

I made a clean build now.but still the korean fonts are not getting
displayed properly.I referred the following link for the registry
settings(ms-help://MS.WindowsCE.500/wcefonts5/html/wce50conFontRegistrySettingsforKorea.htm) and my platform has the same registry settings as given here.

So i dont know where is the problem.I still get a sequence of
squares.Im able to see the Gulim.ac3 file in my device.Previously i generated
a build with Japanese locale and it is working fine for me.I have built a
sample MFC application in Visual Studio 2005 with korean resource file and
ported the same to my device.But im not able to get the korean font.

Can you help me in this regard?





"Henrik Viklund" wrote:

Have you checked the "localize the build" option in project settings?
What default language do you use? Have you done a "sysgen" with "clean
before building" option checked?

Henrik Viklund
http://www.addlogic.se

Ravi wrote:
Hi All,

I have built my platform and i have selected the Korean option in the
locales list in PB and have selected the codepages 949 and 1361.But when i
run my application in the device im unable to see the korean fonts.

It is shown as a sequence of squares.Im also able to see the gl_ce.ttc file
in my device.Can anyone help me in this regard?

Thanks & Regards,
Ravi






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