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| Viewing Chinese Text |
| Your computer
must be able to display Chinese text for you to read the Chinese version of blia.sg. If you do not have the
software to display Chinese text, below are some sites you can download the
software. Please remember to select "GB2312" or "Simplified Chinese" to
read blia.sg. If you are just reading Chinese characters, it will be sufficient just to configure your browser (see IE5 Users) |
| PC users |
| PC users may download any of
the following Chinese software to view Chinese:
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| MAC users |
| Mac users may run a Macintosh Chinese Operating System and install a Chinese Language Kit for Macintosh English Operating System. Both software are available from Apple. The following methods are developed by users themselves. We would not be able to help if new users encounter problem with these methods. |
| IE 5.0 users |
| IE5 comes with a
Multi-Language Support function, that enables you to view common
languages/font types found on the web. To make sure you have installed the
necessary languages, you should install IE5 using "Customised
Installation" instead of "Typical Installation".
To facilitate viewing, you can set your browser to automatically
determine the appropriate language encoding to use by:
If you are prompted to download language support components, click "Download". If "Auto-Select" feature cannot determine the correct language
encoding, and you know what language encoding it should be, you can
manually select it:
Also, note that having a particular language pack does not ensure your computer will have a font that can display Web pages of that language. To be prompted when fonts need to be added:
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| IE 4.0 users |
| To enable I.E. 4
to display ( display only!) Chinese characters without any Chinese
Language platform, select and download from the Multi-language support.
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