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1. #IE BLOCKING FONT KIT AND SHOWS CHINESE CHARACTERS HOW TO#
2. #IE BLOCKING FONT KIT AND SHOWS CHINESE CHARACTERS PDF#
3. #IE BLOCKING FONT KIT AND SHOWS CHINESE CHARACTERS INSTALL#

Install other Chinese dialect to your computer in Windows, for example, Chinese (Traditional).If your font is shown as from a local file, you may need to: In the "Computed" tab, check the "Rendered Fonts", you may see what the font is, and whether the font is from your device or from Internet.Use "Inspect Element" or press Ctrl + Shift + C and select the wrongly displayed font.You can do these to check where the problem lies: The font provided by Microsoft ususally have the shapes for both Chinese flavor (otherwise, the “饭馆” would be rendered as empty boxes), but it may also go wrong. The creator of the website may choose a font causing such problem. They are replaced with “飯館”, and if a font designated for Traditional Chinese is used, “饭馆” would not render correctly, and fallback to a font your computer have. “在” is of same shape in both Simplified and Traditional, while “饭馆” are not in the traditional Chinese character set. If everything is correct the languages you mean should be listed there (or in the previous tab, if youve already used them). Under the installed services tab, click on add. Now click on region and language and then go to the keyboards and languages tab. For Chinese fonts, some would only implement Simplified Chinese characters while some would only implement the Traditional one. Navigate to the control panel, then click on clock, language and region.

#IE BLOCKING FONT KIT AND SHOWS CHINESE CHARACTERS HOW TO#

If it is not possible to correct this issue at the source (identifying characters correctly) then I would like to know how to set the default font for each language so that the characters in the simplified script appear in a sans-serif font that looks similar to the traditional font.Īs unicode CJK (means Chinese, Japanese and Korean characters) is rather a large word set, most fonts will only implement their target languages to reduce size. In Chrome, when selecting the different characters with the inspect tool, it displays that they are being rendered with the same font set but apparently different fonts are being chosen for each script. I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling both traditional and simplified Chinese in my Windows settings. I have checked my font settings in Chrome and there are no options for fonts in languages different from the UI/System language, which in my case is English. This issue persists in some apps (such as Discord) but does not persist in other browsers such as Firefox or Opera. I do not have any custom fonts installed for Chinese. I am on Version 4 Build 19044 of Windows 10 and running the latest versions of Google Chrome (Version 1.114) and Discord (Stable 138254 (8e7d809)). This started today () and I have not made any changes to my font or language settings since about a week before this started happening. On Yabla, the search box renders 在饭馆 with 在 in traditional and 饭馆 in simplified: On Duolingo, we have two different fonts in the same sentence:

#IE BLOCKING FONT KIT AND SHOWS CHINESE CHARACTERS PDF#

The same PDF looks different in Firefox and IE/Chrome. When I generate a PDF/JPG, empty spaces are being displayed instead on Chinese font characters in Chrome and IE, looks good in Firefox. On Google Chrome, Chinese characters are being marked in different scripts on the same site, and traditional characters are rendered in a sans-serif font while simplified are rendered in a serif font: Trying to create a PDF/JPG with Simplified Chinese font using InDesign Server CS5.5 and InDesign Template.