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Chinese System Font Problem
HELP PLEASE !!!Since I installed Opera 10.52 (presently updated to build 3366) on my Win XP system, I have this annoying and incurable problem: Whenever I access Chinese websites, or get Chinese language search results, Opera dislays and saves them using some weird Chinese font, viz.
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or
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This particular font is very tiny because it also gives the Pinyin transliteration for each character - a feature I don't want or need. All I want is a legible display of 'pure' Chinese characters, such as I used to get with Opera ver 6.x to 9.x:
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I have changed the international font settings, Chinese section, again and again, without any result. The technical question, therefore, is this: How do I tell Opera 10.5 which Chinese fonts to use for its own, internal puposes?
So all of you millions out there, who are used to the in- and output of Chinese characters on their western language XP-box. help an old China Hand,
謝謝大家!
Ver. 9.64 + 10.52, build 3366 - German
Platform Win32 - Windows XP Home - JRE2, (Build 1.6.0_19)
Platform Win32 - Windows XP Home - JRE2, (Build 1.6.0_19)
I suffer from the very same problem...
Since the last update Opera uses a calligraphy font for simplified characters -- which renders characters with more than 6 or 7 strokes rather illegible. Traditional characters are displayed correctly.
I checked the settings over and over, but the font settings are all correct, I also tried to simply remove the calligraphy font from my fonts, but then Opera used another font equally illegible.
Have you found a solution for that problem yet? As you must know from your own experience it's rather annoying...
Thanks a lot,
Cúron-Bene
Since the last update Opera uses a calligraphy font for simplified characters -- which renders characters with more than 6 or 7 strokes rather illegible. Traditional characters are displayed correctly.
I checked the settings over and over, but the font settings are all correct, I also tried to simply remove the calligraphy font from my fonts, but then Opera used another font equally illegible.
Have you found a solution for that problem yet? As you must know from your own experience it's rather annoying...
Thanks a lot,
Cúron-Bene