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Hi,
I'm using K-M 1.02 german. Everytime I want to access certain web pages K-M warns, that I should go to the control panel and install language modules (korean, japanese) in order to view that page correctly.
I'm not sure, how K-M decides this, because some web pages that are chinese, eg, don't trigger that warning.
From the windows point of view, it is not recommended to install these language options, if they are not really needed. So I'd like to know, how I can disable these warnings.
Best regards
JF
Hi JF, What are your configuration in menu View -> Charset? Are you tried to change it?
You can try add this languages (korean, japanese, chinese) in this about:config line:
intl.accept_languages
Greetings.
K-Meleon in Spanish
I guess, that depends on the character encoding of the page you're viewing.
Correct. So, when you get an alert, they are needed. As far as I remember now, IE shows the same warnings.
I don't know any way to disable this in km. Have you tried to view the pages in IE? Maybe you can disable it there.
Hi -
thanks for responding!
2desga2:
yes, I tried a couple of charset settings: iso-8859-1, utf-8, automatic detection: off, universal
2kko:
Actually I don't *really* need these files - the page displays fine without it. The only thing is, that I get the warnings mentionend above.
I tried with the address www.debian.org - no warning with IE6, three warnings with KM. I don't remember exactly how it was with Firefox, but I think it didn't issue a warning. Hmmmm.
Well - Firefox 2.0.0.1 indeed doesn't show the warning. Seamonkey 1.1, otoh, does.
It appears to me that the cause of the warnings are some chars that are used in entity notation: 中, eg.
Me - again.
FYI, it seems like the problem can be solved by simply installing appropriate ttf's.
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asian language support warning
Posted by:
JF
Date: January 23, 2007 12:23PM
Hi,
I'm using K-M 1.02 german. Everytime I want to access certain web pages K-M warns, that I should go to the control panel and install language modules (korean, japanese) in order to view that page correctly.
I'm not sure, how K-M decides this, because some web pages that are chinese, eg, don't trigger that warning.
From the windows point of view, it is not recommended to install these language options, if they are not really needed. So I'd like to know, how I can disable these warnings.
Best regards
JF
Re: asian language support warning
Posted by:
desga2
Date: January 23, 2007 06:41PM
Hi JF, What are your configuration in menu View -> Charset? Are you tried to change it?
You can try add this languages (korean, japanese, chinese) in this about:config line:
intl.accept_languages
Greetings.
K-Meleon in SpanishRe: asian language support warning
Posted by:
kko
Date: January 23, 2007 08:57PM
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JF
I'm not sure, how K-M decides this, because some web pages that are chinese, eg, don't trigger that warning.
I guess, that depends on the character encoding of the page you're viewing.
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JF
From the windows point of view, it is not recommended to install these language options, if they are not really needed.
Correct. So, when you get an alert, they are needed. As far as I remember now, IE shows the same warnings.
Quote
JF
So I'd like to know, how I can disable these warnings.
I don't know any way to disable this in km. Have you tried to view the pages in IE? Maybe you can disable it there.
Re: asian language support warning
Posted by:
JF
Date: January 24, 2007 09:08AM
Hi -
thanks for responding!
2desga2:
yes, I tried a couple of charset settings: iso-8859-1, utf-8, automatic detection: off, universal
2kko:
Actually I don't *really* need these files - the page displays fine without it. The only thing is, that I get the warnings mentionend above.
I tried with the address www.debian.org - no warning with IE6, three warnings with KM. I don't remember exactly how it was with Firefox, but I think it didn't issue a warning. Hmmmm.
Re: asian language support warning
Posted by:
JF
Date: January 24, 2007 09:18AM
Well - Firefox 2.0.0.1 indeed doesn't show the warning. Seamonkey 1.1, otoh, does.
It appears to me that the cause of the warnings are some chars that are used in entity notation: 中, eg.
Re: asian language support warning
Posted by:
JF
Date: January 24, 2007 11:32AM
Me - again.
FYI, it seems like the problem can be solved by simply installing appropriate ttf's.
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