trichview.support
Re: How to change the exported rtf charset? |
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CCY |
Posted: 04/18/2005 7:54:51 It seems like this is not a proper way of solving the unicode problem. I would like to ask your suggestion for the problem i am currently facing when exporting PDF. I am using llPDFLib for exporting pdf. After writting asian language in the RVE then try to export it to pdf it cannot work under english locale but only speficic language locale. For example, if I write chinese then export it under chinese locale it will be fine. I want to leave my rve to remain unicode enabled, but when export I want to convert all the content to a particular charset before doing any exporting work. From the demo given in TRichView website about the llpdflib export. It involves the usage of RVReportHelper. Can the reporthelper do what I need? "Sergey Tkachenko" <svt@trichview.com> wrote in message news:42611320$1@support.torry.net... > Hmm. Changing charsets in TRichView documents has the following effect: > 1) If text is not Unicode, the displayed text will be changed. For example, > if you have Russian text with RUSSIAN_CHARSET and change the charset to > ANSI_CHARSET, you'll have meaningless set of Western characters and graphic > symbolds instead of Russian text. Of course, if the original text of > RUSSIAN_CHARSET has only English characters (i.e. all character codes <128), > nothing will be changed. > 2) If text is Unicode, nothing will be changed in display. Unicode text > drawing and processing functions do not use charset. TRichView uses this > charset only to determine a language of text when converting to to > non-Unicode. > > |
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