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Non-Western dataUsing Omniscope with Non-Western LanguagesSetting Omniscope to use a font that fully supports your language and dataThe default application-wide font used by Omniscope is Tahoma, which does not have the Unicode character set necessary to support non-western language text such as for Chinese and Japanese. However, you can easily configure Omniscope to use a different font that does support non-western text. There are three ways to do this, each of which is described below. The first two options are available on an installation by instalation or file-by-file basis. The last option can be used to share the change such that they persist across any number of installations from the time they are installed or updated (2.8+).
On any given machine, the precedence of which font to use with a specific file is as follows, with the setting highest in the list below taking precedence, then the second highest, and so forth.
If for some reason a setting fails, then Omniscope will automatically roll-back to the next font down in the precedence order. Some non-Western font recommendationsFor JapaneseThe following fonts are recommended for Japanese
For Chinese and other non-western languagesFor all other non-western languages "Arial Unicode MS" can be used. Other fonts can be used if they are available. However, "Arial Unicode MS" is known to work well and is included with Windows and Mac OS X10.5. For more information please refer to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/287247 |