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Sea
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      09-04-2009
From what I have read, unless I misunderstand, having Windows-XP should
include Arial Unicode or Lucinda Sans... One of which should have also
installed onto my fonts folder when updating the office packs/service
packs... Yet I have no unicode fonts and I can't really see as to why this
is... And then if I search for just a quick download of the font, I see that
it and any other unicode font costs ~$100.... Why does it say that this is
included with windows XP, but I do not have access to it?

I can't read anything in Chinese on the web as of this moment, which is why
I ask.
 
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PA Bear [MS MVP]
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      09-04-2009
Your question has nothing to do with Windows Update. Try posting in WinXP
General or an appropriate Office newsgroup.


Sea wrote:
> From what I have read, unless I misunderstand, having Windows-XP should
> include Arial Unicode or Lucinda Sans... One of which should have also
> installed onto my fonts folder when updating the office packs/service
> packs... Yet I have no unicode fonts and I can't really see as to why this
> is... And then if I search for just a quick download of the font, I see
> that
> it and any other unicode font costs ~$100.... Why does it say that this is
> included with windows XP, but I do not have access to it?
>
> I can't read anything in Chinese on the web as of this moment, which is
> why
> I ask.


 
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Harry Johnston [MVP]
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      09-07-2009
Sea wrote:

> From what I have read, unless I misunderstand, having Windows-XP should
> include Arial Unicode or Lucinda Sans... One of which should have also
> installed onto my fonts folder when updating the office packs/service
> packs... Yet I have no unicode fonts and I can't really see as to why this
> is... And then if I search for just a quick download of the font, I see that
> it and any other unicode font costs ~$100.... Why does it say that this is
> included with windows XP, but I do not have access to it?
>
> I can't read anything in Chinese on the web as of this moment, which is why
> I ask.


Do you have "Install files for complex script and right-to-left languages
(including Thai)" and "Install files for East Asian languages" ticked in the
Regional and Language Options control panel?

Harry.
 
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