How to convert English into chines in VC++

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I am doing an Application which it needs to convert English into non English languages but I didn't translate into Chinese and Japanese.
Can anybody help?

Thank you in Advace

Posted 27-Dec-10 19:29pm

JyotiranjanR

Updated 27-Dec-10 20:36pm

Dalek Dave

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Sandeep Mewara 28-Dec-10 1:59am

Do you mean, you want to Localize your application?

Dalek Dave 28-Dec-10 2:36am

Edited for Grammar and Readability.

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Solution 2

You should use Unicode codepage (UTF-16) and create font using this codepage to draw characters.

Posted 27-Dec-10 21:01pm

Kozlov_Sergey

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What do you mean "Convert English to Chinese"?!

Do you want to do the conversion by translation or transliteration? In either case, you need the code which can do the conversion.

If you don't have your own code, you could use something like Google translation (they have APIs).

And others pointed out, to display those fonts, you need to have those fonts installed.

Posted 27-Dec-10 23:22pm

Rajesh R Subramanian

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Emilio Garavaglia 28-Dec-10 11:27am

Google translation?
I don't know for Chinese, but when I read a google translated English into Italian I've to mentally back-translate into English to understand what it means :-(

Rajesh R Subramanian 28-Dec-10 11:46am

Well, I can't help it, can I?

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ShilpiP · Accepted Answer · 2010-12-27T20:04:00

Solution 1

For Japanese and Chinese you have to install the East Indian language. Check it in Regional and Laguage option "Install files for East Indian Languages."

Posted 27-Dec-10 20:04pm

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Dalek Dave 28-Dec-10 2:36am

Good Call.