[help] displaying east-asian characters

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  1. Mike Connor
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    Well, sorry folks, but I can't get it to work properly on this machine, and I am not sure why. I will try on another machine tomorrow.

    Regards....Mike Connor
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  3. MrOrange77
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    thanks mike .. normally i used winamp to play those songs ..

    i'm on my another pc right now .. i screenshots the problems i had tomorrow and post it here ..

    thank you ..
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  4. Mike Connor
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    Well, you can try what Fayla suggested, and use "Applocale" in Winamp;

    Download details: Microsoft AppLocale Utility

    I have not tried it, because I don't use Winamp.

    Unfortunately, the small package I put together for doing this in various programs wont run on this machine. Seems to be damaged in some way, and it is my only copy. I only actually set it up once, for some Chinese friends.

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