How can i write japanese in asp.net ppage?
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Just go to babel fish .\nhttp://babelfish.altavista.com/\nIt will provide the text in Japanese .
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You can install japanese language support files from the XP CD. just go to regional and language settings and select "Install files for complex scrip and right-to-left languages (including Thai)".  Follow the onscreen ptompts and you are done.
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You can do this with ASP>net and SQl connection object.\nYou can also use Jav and JDBC
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Save script file with "js" extention.\nOpen your paage via an HTML editor like Dreamweaver or Notepad and insert this code between <head> and </head>:\n<script language="javascript1.2" src="myJSFile.js" ></script>\n\n\nsrc>>>the address of java script file\nlanguage>>>language of your script
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The Japanese writing system is used in Japan - Kanji, Hiragana, and Katakana. Normal Japanese sentences are written with kanji as the base, and hiragana tends to be used for verb endings and particles. Katakana is used both as italics and for foreign words.
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Okay, I understand that your WINDOWS XP is in Japenese and you would like it in English... If you need the whole XP in English, let's say like a printing dialog as an example, then you would either need to buy the XP English or get Resource Hacker (http://www.angusj.com/resourcehacker/) and translate EVERY SINGLE STRING (DIALOG) into ENGLISH from JAPANESE... Just by selecting English as your default language does not make all dialogs in english...\nHowever, if you are having problems with reinstalling Windows XP, why don't do the following?:\n\n1) When you are installing (assuming you have one "normal" hard drive labeled "C:/") why don't you "FORMAT" the whole drive? The instructions are primitive (just read the instructions!) and do either "FORMAT QUICK" or "FORMAT (LONG)" or some sort.... I am guessing because you didn't format the whole drive, which will ERASE EVERYTHING (EVEN TO THE GOOD OLD BYTE), the Programs Folder (The folder containing all your program files) was not erased. However, your programs have to be "registered" or somehow implemented into the WINDOWS folder. Since that WINDOWS folder just has been erased and re-written ALL over again,the software can't be properly functioning. I really suggest that you REINSTALL THE OS BY FORMATTING (LONG).\nThen you should reinstal ALL Of your software... SOrry for that! ANyway, if you want the original ENGLISH XP, why dont' you go ahead and buy it? (Unless you illegally want to download a "warez" one which is pirated but free? WARNING: THE DOWNLOAD MAY CONTAIN VIRUSES!)\n\nI Hope this helped.\nI'll come back to this post daily...\nPlease clearify your question a bit!\nThanks!\nKeehun Nam\nknvb112@gmail.com
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what langauge do you use asp/php?\nexplain more.
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There are lots.  Try searching the web for "kanji tutorial," or check out one of the links below.
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http://japanese.about.com
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Do it using the system set to english, then if you need a special character, go Insert > Special Character
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http://rikai.meta4-group.com/public/home.jhtml
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are you using windows or mac?\n\nif you are using windows xp, go to control panel->date, time, language and regional options, ->select regional options->languages tap-> chick on install files for East Asian languages & advanced tap->code page conversion table: click on all japanese fonts->okay.\n\nfor IE, you have to look for the options, language section something...then install/select japanese fonts.\n\nfor my MAC computer...its display Japanese automatically, I didn't do anything.
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http://www.kanjisite.com/
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You can set up Google to do that search. I did below, but the trick is: Go to advanced search, In "language", choose English. In "Domain", write jp (top level domain for Japan). In simple search: site:jp. Next, after finished search, you can norrow search by adding search words.
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That's certainly true in some ways of writing Japanese. There may be other languages written that way as well, that I'm not aware of.
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Yes that is supported.  You have to change the default code page when you compile however or it wont work outside of your default language.\n\nThe option you want to use is -encoding UTF-8 \n\nThe default encoding used by Java runtime is Unicode UTF-16.  UTF-8 is the on disk encoding you usually want to use.  The default code page being used is usually a latin variant, not ASCII. This is a common misconception.  From the command line you can also use CHCP to find out what your default is.\n\nIn order to enter non localized chars into your editor you'll also need to change it's default code page and then use a IME (input method editor) to add  the non-english or french whatever you're defalt is text.
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if you have xp it should be automatic. try view->encoding->more->korean.\n\nif you have 98, you have to download language support from microsoft.com for each language.