Closed wangshicheng1225 closed 1 year ago
I think we tried doing that before but the font ended up being displayed in the Fonts control panel with a preview that says "简体字", so we stopped doing that.
Thank you for your comments. We have added the Simplified Chinese code page (936) but found a number of problems. In addition to what Henry said, when users type in Traditional Chinese, the font will automatically change back to PMingLiU(新細明體), many users in Hong Kong and Taiwan are dissatisfied. We tried many things without success and finally had to delete the Simplified Chinese code page (936) to get it to work. It seems that the problem is to some extent related to Windows or Word. I hope this answer helps you, thank you!
When setting I.Ming as the default font in Microsoft word, it may still display the input characters as the original default font (such as Dengxian).![dengxian](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/24318826/189322725-304d7450-d303-416e-a310-47eaaca1aa35.png)
I found that it is because the Windows default simplified Chinese IME cannot recognize the input character, because the
![font_properties](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/24318826/189320892-deb8fc6b-6039-47c9-bd1b-957ae3872da4.png)
Code Page Character Ranges
only coversChinese: Traditional chars
without simplified Chinese.I clicked the simplified Chinese, exported the modified
![Imingdefault](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/24318826/189322770-a30e6587-90b7-475c-9ce5-82562a0551a8.png)
.ttf
file and reinstalled it. And then the simplified Chinese IME can type the characters in I.Ming font in Word.I don't know whether it is suitable to support the simplified Chinese input method in future versions, via adding the simplified Chinese chars in the Code Page Range Setting, since I.Ming font itself supports simplifed Chinese chars.
I hope it can help, thanks.