double byte

A problem in which the line of dendrogram slips out of place in double byte languages was fixed.

Gets the height, in pixels, of the Kanji window at the bottom of the screen for double-byte character set (DBCS) versions of Windows.

Gets a value indicating whether the operating system is capable of handling double- byte character set ( DBCS ) characters .

However, the TrueType font alone is not enough to render data in double-byte languages.

One of the Windows single byte encodings, or one of the Windows double byte encodings.

This means the default font setting in the system cannot display the characters for double-byte languages.

Any multibyte code page can also be represented as a very large table (with 64K entries) of double-byte values to characters.

If this option is set, the string comparison treats single-byte and double-byte representations of the same character as identical.

These numeric values represent the number of bytes in single-byte data and the number of double bytes in graphic or double-byte data.

This can be useful when printing code that contains both single-byte and double-byte characters.

For double-byte character set testing (DBCS) -- Use Japanese, as this language covers a broad prospect for the DBCS world.

Command line arguments containing double byte characters are truncated to a single byte.

Gets a value indicating whether the browser requires a double-byte character set.

Namespace to determine if the current thread is using a single-byte character set SBCS or a double-byte character set DBCS.

It includes the text "Product Service" translated into different double-byte languages.

Verify that double-byte characters are not corrupted (split) by non-Unicode aware manipulations.

Double-byte characters are used in East Asian and Middle Eastern languages.

Your user ID must not contain double-byte characters.

UTF-8 is not a double byte format - but it is a standard encoding of Unicode!

Because they use twice the storage space for each character, double-byte character sets can represent a much larger number of characters.

An Input Method Editor (IME) lets you type double-byte characters in some languages.

This article described the Informix 4GL features and how UTF-8 support enhances Informix 4GL applications by handling double-byte languages.

If the value is in double-byte character set (DBCS) format, Microsoft SQL Server will convert it to Unicode.

It is used primarily for converting strings in double-byte character set (DBCS) applications.

It gives double the LENGTH function value if double-byte data type is used as input.

The first version shows how the generated PDF cannot display double-byte languages properly without using the Unicode-embedded fonts

To ensure that the double-byte data is rendered correctly, take the following steps to embed the Unicode font for use with FOP

The second version demonstrates the additional steps needed to generate the PDF for double-byte languages

input errors for double - byte characters are equally problematic

Double-byte Character Set (DBCS) support

if you input double - byte characters , you can see how to composite strings

7-Bit and 8-bit double byte coded KANJI sets for information interchange