RE: [PHP-DOC] CHM Manual of Japanese version

I was mistaken; the index was broken in the PHP chm. I've played around with my own chms and found that the only way to correctly render the SJIS text is to untick the "Create a binary index" option in the HTML Help Workshop (Binary Index=No in the .hhp file). The font and character set have no effect. Hope that helps, --Wez. > -----Original Message----- > From: Akira Shirogane [mailto:byoon_ml@zing.bytechase.cx] > Sent: 06 May 2004 15:06 > To: Wez Furlong > Cc: phpdoc@lists.php.net; derick@php.net > Subject: Re: [PHP-DOC] CHM Manual of Japanese version > > Hi, > @Derick > >I did that too, I've all sorts of funkyness on my screen now > (date/time > >is in japanese characters etc). Perhaps it is because I > don't have the > >correct fonts or so? > > maybe it's no problem to set your locale("Settings for the > current user"). > I mention about this in my site, so can you have a look at > http://zing.bytechase.cx/php_man/test.html ? > If you installed Japanese language pack, you'd have "MS > Gothic" in your machine I guess. Anyway it would be alright > to make the project file(. > hhp) > not to set font, but to set character-set. And If necessary, > we also need to set character-set in the Index file(.hhk) and > the contents file(. > hhc). > > @Wez > >However, on my other machine I have the Japanese locale > installed, but > >the primary language (Language for non-Unicode Applications) > is set to > >English (UK); the chm's render there just fine. > >(W2k3 server). > > Which one did you see correctly, one from php.net or another > you generated in your machine?