Re: How to change font encoding?

James Richard Tyrer wrote:
> Chris Carlen wrote:
>
> > We set the language to Thai, and that makes everything Thai.  
>
>
> That is what I thought would happen.  So, that *IS* how you change the 
> default font encoding.

But guess what:  If I set the language to Thai, all the KDE menus and 
text appear in Thai, BUT the filenames that we created in Thai show up 
as ???????????????

So that means it isn't setting the default encoding.  I guess I wasn't 
clear enough.  When I said "that makes everything Thai" I meant the KDE 
text, not the stuff we type.  What we type is controlled by the keyboard 
setting.  At this point I am having no problem *typing* Thai.  But if I 
create a Thai filename, I can type Thai in the dialog, but when I hit 
enter Konqueror shows it as ?????????.  Similarly for text created in 
kwrite.  I can write in Thai, but when I read it back after saving, it 
is ???????????????????.

James, please see my two replies to Akar which detail this more.


Thanks for the input.

Good day!

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