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Searching Japanese files with Search&Replace software
Thread poster: Angelica Perrini
Angelica Perrini
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Jun 16, 2005

Hi everybody,

for the past few days I've been trying to use "Search&Replace" by Funduc Software in order to browse EN>JA Microsoft Glossaries, but with no results.
Actually, the software seems to work, since it searches the directory specified in the path (i.e. EN>JA unzipped MS Glossaries) but when occurences are shown, Japanese characters are unreadable, as when you haven't Japanese fonts installed.
I've read the sof... See more
Hi everybody,

for the past few days I've been trying to use "Search&Replace" by Funduc Software in order to browse EN>JA Microsoft Glossaries, but with no results.
Actually, the software seems to work, since it searches the directory specified in the path (i.e. EN>JA unzipped MS Glossaries) but when occurences are shown, Japanese characters are unreadable, as when you haven't Japanese fonts installed.
I've read the software instructions carefully (at http://www.funduc.com/srlangeng.htm), yet achieved no results.
Could somebody help me?
Thanks in advance,

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