Thanks for your detailed response...it may get me in the right direction....for now they will use the English version!

>Not directly - will Korean do? ;-)
>
>I had a problem recently trying to get the program to work correctly. Its now fine.
>
>There were 4 reasons it didn't work correctly:
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>1. You have to use the correct font - I got this code from Microsoft
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>Create a program and paste this into it. It determines which font to use from looking at the system info. It then sets the FontName to use:
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>#define DEFAULT_CHARSET 1
>#define SYMBOL_CHARSET 2
>#define SHIFTJIS_CHARSET 128
>#define HANGEUL_CHARSET 129
>#define CHINESEBIG5_CHARSET 136
>#define CHINESESIMPLIFIED_CHARSET 134
>
>define class LocalInfo as custom
>
> Charset = 0
> fontname = ""
> fontsize = 0
>
> proc init
>
> declare integer GetUserDefaultLCID in "kernel32"
>
> lnLCID = GetUserDefaultLCID()
>
> do case
> case lnLCID = 1028 && Traditional Chinese
> this.Charset = CHINESEBIG5_CHARSET
> *this.FontName = ChrW(&H65B0) + ChrW(&H7D30) + ChrW(&H660E) + ChrW(&H9AD4) 'New Ming-Li
> * New Ming-Li
> this.fontname = chr( 101 ) + chr( 176 ) + chr( 125 ) + chr( 48 ) + chr( 102 ) + chr( 14 ) + chr( 154 ) + chr( 212 )
> this.fontsize = 9
>
> case lnLCID = 1041 && Japan
> this.Charset = SHIFTJIS_CHARSET
> *this.FontName = ChrW(&HFF2D) + ChrW(&HFF33) + ChrW(&H20) + ChrW(&HFF30) + ChrW(&H30B4) + ChrW(&H30B7) + ChrW(&H30C3) + ChrW(&H30AF)
> this.fontname = chr( 255 ) + chr( 45 ) + chr( 255 ) + chr( 51 ) + chr( 0 ) + chr( 32 ) +;
> chr( 255 ) + chr( 48 ) + chr( 48 ) + chr( 180 ) + chr( 48 ) + chr( 183 ) + ;
> chr( 48 ) + chr( 195 ) + chr( 48 ) + chr( 175 )
> this.fontsize = 9
>
> case lnLCID = 1042 &&Korea UserLCID
> this.Charset = HANGEUL_CHARSET
> *this.FontName = ChrW(&HAD74) + ChrW(&HB9BC)
> this.fontname = chr( 173 ) + chr( 116 ) + chr( 185 ) + chr( 188 )
> this.fontsize = 9
>
> case lnLCID = 2052 && Simplified Chinese
> this.Charset = CHINESESIMPLIFIED_CHARSET
> *this.FontName = ChrW(&H5B8B) + ChrW(&H4F53)
> this.fontname = chr( 91 ) + chr( 139 ) + chr( 79 ) + chr( 83 )
> this.fontsize = 9
>
> otherwise && The other countries
> this.Charset = DEFAULT_CHARSET
> this.fontname = "Arial" && Get the default UI font.
> this.fontsize = 9
>
> endcase
>
>endproc
>
>enddefine
>
>...then place the following in your start up code.
>
> public oLocalMnger
> set proc to Korean additive
> oLocalMnger = create( "LocalInfo" )
>
>* PUBLIC! *
>Well it has to be available anywhere and everywhere through your system. An alternative is use _screen.AddObject.
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>Then in the init of all your base classes, use:
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> this.FontName = oLocalMnger.FontName
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>Job Done!
>
>2. The software will support DoubleByte characters as long as you use the supporting functions. These are ATC, LEFTC, RIGHTC, RATC, etc. They will all need changing. I have the code to run through the project and correct it, if you would like.
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>3. SQL statements no longer perform joins. The collaction sequence is set to local - it must be machine for the SQL to work.
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>4. Finally, watch out for special symbols, such as the 'degree circle'. These can not be displayed, and must be substituted with alternative abbrieviations.
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>Hope this helps ;-)
>
>Give us a shout if I can be of any further help
>
>Jason
>
>
>
>>Does anyone have any experience doing this? or have any input on what I need to do?
>>
>>TIA, J