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Configuring Unicode Fonts with Java

One of Java's many strengths is that it has in built Unicode support. All Copernicus files (user, settings and language packs) are encoded in the Unicode UTF-8 format. Subsiquentally one can use Copernicus with several different character sets (even at the same time). For example, Copernicus has a Chinese user interface translation.

Setting Java up to use a unicode font is currently a little tricky. Please continue with these instructions if you know how to unzip files, install fonts and edit configuration text files.



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William Denniss 2003-12-04