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| Font Mapping in Messenger As native unicode IM program, Live Messenger is able to display any characters if installed proper fonts. But it seems a bit strange to display East Asian characters on East Asian version Windows XP or Vista, it mixed up the typeface in the same message in the input box and the display box. For example, here is the Nick name using Traditional Chinese and Japanese. 綾風祐希[ティッシュ姫] The first 5 characters, including the left square bracket, displayed in 10px PMingliu, but, after the first Japanese character, other characters displayed in 11px MS PGothic! Another one, the sentence, 今日要聽埋 焔~ホ*ラ アルトネリコ2ヒュ*ノスコンサート サイド 紅先 The first five characters(今日要聽埋) in Traditional Chinese (also in CP950) displayed in MS PGothic! Only the last 2 characters(紅先) displayed in 10px PMingliu. More strange one, た*信じで☆*コーラ 說: The whole is not displayed in PMingliu, but in MS PGothic (た*信じで☆*コーラ ,Japanese) and Gulim (說 ,Traditional Chinese). And if I use Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese (even some Hong Kong characters for spoken) in the same message, 繁簡轉換繁简转换 It only displayed in 11px SimSun. I have set the message font in PMingliu (Vista one is able to display the Traditional and Simplified Chinese, Japanese, as this font have fully covered CJK Unified Ideographs and Extension A characters) or Tamaha (is able to display any characters because of Fonk Linking), but it still fixed to use other fonts to display the messages. I have searched about this problem, it seems that Live Messenger used the Rich Edit 2.0, however I have no idea about it... So, how to make the message in the same font without deleting other font? |
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