Windows 10: UNICODE Trouble

Hello,


I can't use unicode correctly anymore for a few days.


For example typing ALT+212 would give È that I can get now with the win+;


But if I do it now, it makes seams like a wrong default unicode table ... probably in register?


Any solution?

:)

 

Unicodes and language packs


Several work arounds can be found at http://www.johndcook.com/blog/2008/0...rs-in-windows/

1. as I suggested above, U+(hexcode) Alt-X
2. edit a registry key and hold down the Alt key while entering the code on the numeric keypad
3. download the free utility called UnicodeInput, which pops up with the Alt-+ key

None of these are useful on my Surface Pro virtual keyboard which is missing both the Alt key numeric keypad *Sad

 

Unicode Support in Regional Languages (Hindi)

Hi,



On my HTC Touch, WM6.1, I have tried to use Hindi Devnagri script many a times but the browser doesn't render Hindi based sites though the phone seems to Support Unicode. There was a suggestion on a website some months ago to copy mangal (or any
other unicode font) to fonts folder on mobile.. I did that but then the phone considers that font as some System font and changes a lot many interfaces (menu/programs) to gibberish without displaying correction.

Can you help me with how can I see unicode websites on my phone ?



thanks

 

My Computer is not supporting Unicode letters

Hi Zach,

To address this concern, we suggest that you follow these steps on how to configure Windows Region Settings:

• Go to Control Panel and click Clock, Language and Region.
• Select Change Location.
• The Region and Language menu will open. Click the Administrative
  tab, under the Language for non-Unicode programs, select
  Change system locale. (You need to be the Administrator to change the system locale)
• Click Apply, then OK.
• Restart your computer.

Update us on the result.

Thank you.