Aqua-Soft Forums[help]allweather Encoding Error
actually it's supposed to be the centigrade symbol "C"....
i also meet this problem, dunno what to do...
Hi guys
Sorry it doesn't work so well for you - I'm pretty sure the problem is because the degree symbol is hardcoded into the docklet source, which displays fine under English charsets, but presumably fudges up when you view it on a different character set. 
The font used is Arial.
A long term solution might be to find out how to request from the OS the correct symbol to use (API call?). I'm not a windows programmer, so haven't had any luck on this...
In the short term, maybe if someone can find the proper character code or paste the chinese degree symbol into this thread, I could substitute this in. If there's any demand!
Cheers
Rich
Originally posted by seekyu@Aug 25 2003, 04:35 PM
the chinese word is display in wrong way
how can i fix it
thanks
i just wanna know where did u get iCal for OD ?
CrazyLiam you can't get "iCal" for OD, you can find in this forum "iCalender" that is not a docklet, is a plug-out. TheRisingSun made it a couple of weeks and an update, it hope to be helpfull.
溫度 = degree
Originally posted by richynorth@Aug 26 2003, 05:46 PMHi guys
Sorry it doesn't work so well for you - I'm pretty sure the problem is because the degree symbol is hardcoded into the docklet source, which displays fine under English charsets, but presumably fudges up when you view it on a different character set.
A long term solution might be to find out how to request from the OS the correct symbol to use (API call?). I'm not a windows programmer, so haven't had any luck on this...
In the short term, maybe if someone can find the proper character code or paste the chinese degree symbol into this thread, I could substitute this in. If there's any demand!
Cheers
Rich
Hi,richynorth!
Thank you for your docklet, it's gr8! :woot:
I'm from HongKong too!
Well, my lable font is "Lucida Grande" which is from Mac.
It displays fine! (please look at the pic)
But the degree symbol of the docklet is wrong for me too. :cry:
Because the font is "Arial"? :shy:
So, could you change it? Could you use the "Lucida Grande" font for the docklet source? I think it works well for me!
Thank you!
Cherrs :own:
Originally posted by richynorth@Aug 26 2003, 05:46 PMHi guys
Sorry it doesn't work so well for you - I'm pretty sure the problem is because the degree symbol is hardcoded into the docklet source, which displays fine under English charsets, but presumably fudges up when you view it on a different character set.
A long term solution might be to find out how to request from the OS the correct symbol to use (API call?). I'm not a windows programmer, so haven't had any luck on this...
In the short term, maybe if someone can find the proper character code or paste the chinese degree symbol into this thread, I could substitute this in. If there's any demand!
Cheers
Rich
The character should be "℃", can you make a changes on docklet? Thanks anyway
Originally posted by wilsontin+Aug 27 2003, 05:58 AM-->QUOTE(wilsontin @ Aug 27 2003, 05:58 AM)