I am new to the list, reading it with Thunderbird 1.0.7 (on Win 98SE).
Many of the messages display with full header information (and other
stuff irrelevant to the harried hurried reader) in the quoted portions
of replies. Can someone fix this?
The worse case was TomLeeM’s response from MIT M
Reply from the MIT group working on the $100 laptop.
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Shane Coughlan writes "Introducing Project
Liberation. Welcome to the revolution...
When the GEM GUI first arrived on the PC it
caused a revolution. It was simple, quick, and
easy-to-use, and it ran with DOs is just a few
hundred kilobytes. Many years later, the opensource
version of GEM,
Do you think it one could use FreeDOS and OpenGem on
MIT's $100 laptop computer?
http://laptop.media.mit.edu/
-- I sent them an e-mail about it. :)
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> How do I display this in FreeDOS or WatCom C?
I'm not sure how well or if it works, but Watcom C has wide character
functions, like _wprintf and _wfprintf, etc...
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Hi, depends!
First, you need a Japanese font. You can use a Unicode font.
Then, you will likely have to convert that from TTF to some
bitmap or otherwise simple file format, as TTF rendering
engines would make your C program complex.
Next, you should use a 32bit compiler like DJGPP (GNU C),
as I a
Thanks. This has been very useful tips.
Now getting back to my original question:
How do I display Japanese characters in a C program?
Suppose I get a text file which has unicode text in Japanese
and is displayed in XP as Japanese characters if I load it using Wordpad say,
How do I display th
