Windows Live Messenger 2009 unicodes

I think Windows Live Messenger has some downgrade in this. I remembere
when I am using Windows Live Messenger 2008 (I just switched to WLM 200
yesterday), I can type almost all unicodes as well as some Chinese o
Thai characters. Now, when I type most of it, it appears like a block
This is an example when I type my name

http://img228.imageshack.us/img228/3738/35234581pn6.jp

Not great eh? Now, what can I do to make it supports most of unicodes
Please help me, thank you

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ivantoar

Greetings,

Out of curiosity, what input mechanism are you using to type the unicode characters? Are you
switching keyboard layouts, typing in the hex codes manually or just copy/pasting?

Although hardly proving much, I took the text of Google.co.th and pasted it in a message
without any problem here. Does that at least work for you? For reference for your own
testing, I'm using the Trebuchet MS font and Vista.

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Jonathan Kay
Microsoft MVP - Windows Live Messenger
MSN Messenger/Windows Messenger
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"ivantoar" <> wrote in message
news:...
>
> I think Windows Live Messenger has some downgrade in this. I remembered
> when I am using Windows Live Messenger 2008 (I just switched to WLM 2009
> yesterday), I can type almost all unicodes as well as some Chinese or
> Thai characters. Now, when I type most of it, it appears like a block.
> This is an example when I type my name :
>
> http://img228.imageshack.us/img228/3738/35234581pn6.jpg
>
> Not great eh? Now, what can I do to make it supports most of unicodes?
> Please help me, thank you.
>
>
> --
> ivantoar

> Greetings
>
> Out of curiosity, what input mechanism are you using to type th
> unicode characters? Are yo
> switching keyboard layouts, typing in the hex codes manually or jus
> copy/pasting
>
> Although hardly proving much, I took the text of Google.co.th an
> pasted it in a messag
> without any problem here. Does that at least work for you? Fo
> reference for your ow
> testing, I'm using the Trebuchet MS font and Vista

I copy and paste the unicodes that I found somewhere. That bracket tha
looks like [ and ] I got it from some Chinese site. I personally do no
know how to type them

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ivantoar

"ivantoar" wrote:

>
> I think Windows Live Messenger has some downgrade in this. I remembered
> when I am using Windows Live Messenger 2008 (I just switched to WLM 2009
> yesterday), I can type almost all unicodes as well as some Chinese or
> Thai characters. Now, when I type most of it, it appears like a block.
> This is an example when I type my name :
>
> http://img228.imageshack.us/img228/3738/35234581pn6.jpg
>
> Not great eh? Now, what can I do to make it supports most of unicodes?
> Please help me, thank you.
>
>
> --
> ivantoar
>