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Re: #7240.1 Japanese characters in WebCT
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Mon, 15 Sep 2003 16:14:55 EDT
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>From: Kazumi Hatasa <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Re: #7240 Japanese characters in WebCT

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>Hello everyone,
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>We are running version 3.8.2.7 of WebCT. One of our Japanese professors is 
>trying to enter Japanese characters in the global calendar but for some 
>reason the characters are garbled, even when she sets the encoding to 
>Jaspanese. She was able to enter the same characters in the past and they 
>worked fine. Any suggestions?
>

WebCT now has a new version called Vista.  We are currently testing 
two-byte characters with
this version. So far, everything works fine except the chat function. Prior 
versions of WebCT did
not handle Japanese characters.

Kazumi Hatasa

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