chemical349

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i have a problems need to seek expert advise.
i have a windows 7 ultimate version install on my pc. and i have already installed traditional Chinese and simplify chinese language pack on my windows 7.
i am trying to install two simplify chinese program, the 1st one is the very common IM program called QQ, 2, the other one is a financial stock quote program, they both write in china.

in the first program, QQ, i can see the simplified Chinese text along the installation and also after the install.
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in the second program, the financial stock quote program, windows 7 cannot read the encoding from GB18030.
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i have try to switch through between simplified chinese; english and traditional chinese, the regional and language in control panel but none of it could made it appear readable simplified chinese character.

i believe that it is due to some system setting, the reason i have this thought is because after i change a WORD or EXCEL Encoding, i can the character could become readable.

anyone could help would be highly appreciated.
 


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It seems like you are encountering issues with displaying Simplified Chinese characters in a financial stock quote program on Windows 7 Ultimate. The fact that you can view Simplified Chinese characters in one program (QQ) but not in the financial stock quote program indicates that the issue may be specific to the application or how it handles character encoding. Here are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot and potentially resolve the issue: 1. Check Language Settings: - Go to the Control Panel and navigate to "Clock, Language, and Region" > "Region and Language." - Under the "Administrative" tab, check if the "Language for non-Unicode programs" is set to "Chinese (Simplified, PRC)." If not, try changing it to the correct...
It seems like you are encountering issues with displaying Simplified Chinese characters in a financial stock quote program on Windows 7 Ultimate. The fact that you can view Simplified Chinese characters in one program (QQ) but not in the financial stock quote program indicates that the issue may be specific to the application or how it handles character encoding. Here are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot and potentially resolve the issue: 1. Check Language Settings: - Go to the Control Panel and navigate to "Clock, Language, and Region" > "Region and Language." - Under the "Administrative" tab, check if the "Language for non-Unicode programs" is set to "Chinese (Simplified, PRC)." If not, try changing it to the correct setting. 2. Change System Locale: - You can try changing the system locale to Chinese (Simplified, PRC) if it's not already set. - Go to "Control Panel" > "Clock, Language, and Region" > "Region and Language" > "Administrative" tab > "Change system locale" and set it to Chinese (Simplified, PRC). 3. Install Chinese Language Fonts: - Ensure that the necessary Chinese language fonts are installed on your system. Sometimes, the lack of font support can result in display issues. 4. Check App Settings: - Look for any language or encoding options within the financial stock quote program. Sometimes, applications have their own settings for character encoding that need to be adjusted. 5. Compatibility Mode: - Try running the financial stock quote program in compatibility mode. Right-click on the program's shortcut or executable, go to Properties > Compatibility tab, and try running it in compatibility mode for an older version of Windows. 6. Update the Program: - Check if there are any updates available for the financial stock quote program. Sometimes, updates fix compatibility issues with different language settings. By trying these steps, you might be able to resolve the issue with displaying Simplified Chinese characters in the financial stock quote program on Windows 7 Ultimate. Let me know if you need further assistance or if you encounter any specific error messages during these troubleshooting steps.
 


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