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It will also copy destination data back to the clipboard.}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 39: Use the Edit menu, or traditional accelerator keys, }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 to }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 access these features.}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 40: \par }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 41: \par }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 Clipboard text data is automatically }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 tagged}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 by the Windows system }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 with respect to the character e}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 42: ncoding that it uses.}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 43: \par }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 44: \par }\pard\plain \s6\brdrb\brdrs\brdrw30\brsp20\brdrcf2 \tx720\tx1440\tx2160\tx2880\tx3600\tx4320\tx5040\tx5760 \b\f4\fs28\lang1033 {\plain \fs28\lang1033 \page }{\plain \b\fs28\lang1033 #{\footnote \pard\plain \f3\fs12\lang1033 {\plain \b\f3\lang1033 # } ! 45: {\plain \b\f3\lang1033 T}{\plain \b\f3\lang1033 ables}}}{\plain \b\fs28\lang1033 ${\footnote \pard\plain \f3\fs12\lang1033 {\plain \b\f3\lang1033 $ }{\plain \b\f3\lang1033 Installing conversion tables}}}{\plain \fs28\lang1033 K{\footnote \pard\plain ! 46: \f3\fs12\lang1033 {\plain \b\f3\lang1033 K }{\plain \b\f3\lang1033 Installing conversion tables}}}{\plain \b\fs28 Installing conversion tables}{\plain \b\fs28\up6 ! 47: \par }\pard\plain \f3\fs12\lang1033 {\plain \lang1033 ! 48: \par }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 U}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 C}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 49: onvert also allows you to install additional conversion tables without using REGEDT32.EXE. To do this, choose the Install New Conversion Tables command from the Conversion menu, and choose the Add button in the Conversion Tables dialog box so that you ca ! 50: }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 n select additional .NLS files to add to the conversion list. The .NLS files provided with Windows NT are stored in the }{\plain \i\fs20\lang1033 SystemRoot}{\plain \i\fs20\lang1033 \\}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 SYSTEM32 directory.} ! 51: {\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 52: \par }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 53: \par }\pard\plain \s6\brdrb\brdrs\brdrw30\brsp20\brdrcf2 \tx720\tx1440\tx2160\tx2880\tx3600\tx4320\tx5040\tx5760 \b\f4\fs28\lang1033 {\plain \lang1033 \page }{\plain \b\fs28\lang1033 #{\footnote \pard\plain \f3\fs12\lang1033 {\plain \b\f3\lang1033 # }{\plain ! 54: \b\f3\lang1033 O}{\plain \b\f3\lang1033 ptions}}}{\plain \b\fs28\lang1033 ${\footnote \pard\plain \f3\fs12\lang1033 {\plain \b\f3\lang1033 $ }{\plain \b\f3\lang1033 Conversion options}}}{\plain \fs28\lang1033 K{\footnote \pard\plain \f3\fs12\lang1033 ! 55: {\plain \b\f3\lang1033 K }{\plain \b\f3\lang1033 Conversion options}}}{\plain \b\fs28 Conversion options}{\plain \b\fs28\up6 ! 56: \par }\pard\plain \f3\fs12\lang1033 {\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 57: \par }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 When converting}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 }{\plain \b\fs20\lang1033 MultiByte}{\plain \b\fs20\lang1033 To}{\plain \b\fs20\lang1033 WideChar}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 : ! 58: \par }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 59: \par }\pard \li360 {\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 60: \par }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 When }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 MB_PRECOMPOSED}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 is specified, the program}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 a}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 lways use}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 s}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 61: precomposed characters--that is, characters in which a base character and a nonspacing character }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 have a single character}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 value. This is the default translation option. }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 62: \par }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 63: \par }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 When }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 MB_COMPOSITE}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 is specified,}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 the program}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 use}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 s}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 64: composite characters--that is, characters in which a base character and a nonspacing character have }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 different values. }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 65: \par }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 66: \par }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 When }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 M}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 B_USEGLYPHCHARS}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 is specified, the program uses }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 glyph characters instead of control characters. ! 67: \par }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 68: \par }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 (A base character is a character followed by a nonspacing character. For example, in an accented e, the e is the base }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 character and the accent mark is the}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 nonspacing character.)} ! 69: {\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 70: \par }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 71: \par }\pard {\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 72: \par }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 When converting}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 }{\plain \b\fs20\lang1033 WideCharToMultiByte}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 : ! 73: \par }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 74: \par }\pard \li360 {\plain \fs20\lang1033 When WC_COMPOSITE}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 CHECK is specified, the program}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 converts composite }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 75: characters to precomposed characters. In composite characters, the base character and the corresponding nonspacing character have }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 76: different character values. In precomposed characters, the base character and the corresponding nonspacing character have a single }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 character value.}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 77: \par }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 78: \par }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 When an application specifies WC_COMPOSITECHECK, it can use the following flags to customize the conversion to precomposed }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 79: characters. These flags determine the function's behavior when there is no precomposed mapping for a base-nonspace character }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 combination in the wide-character string. ! 80: \par }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 81: \par }\pard \li720 {\plain \fs20\lang1033 WC_DISCARDNS\tab Discard nonspacing characters. }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 82: \par }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 WC_SEPCHARS\tab }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 \tab }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 Generate separate characters. This is the default behavior. ! 83: \par }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 WC_DEFAULTCHAR\tab Replace exceptions with the default character. }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 84: \par }\pard {\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 85: \par }\pard\plain \s6\brdrb\brdrs\brdrw30\brsp20\brdrcf2 \tx720\tx1440\tx2160\tx2880\tx3600\tx4320\tx5040\tx5760 \b\f4\fs28\lang1033 {\plain \fs28\lang1033 \page }{\plain \b\fs28\lang1033 #{\footnote \pard\plain \f3\fs12\lang1033 {\plain \b\f3\lang1033 # } ! 86: {\plain \b\f3\lang1033 O}{\plain \b\f3\lang1033 rder}}}{\plain \b\fs28\lang1033 ${\footnote \pard\plain \f3\fs12\lang1033 {\plain \b\f3\lang1033 $ }{\plain \b\f3\lang1033 Byte order}}}{\plain \fs28\lang1033 K{\footnote \pard\plain \f3\fs12\lang1033 ! 87: {\plain \b\f3\lang1033 K }{\plain \b\f3\lang1033 Byte order}}}{\plain \b\fs28 Byte order}{\plain \b\fs28\up6 ! 88: \par }\pard\plain \f3\fs12\lang1033 {\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 89: \par }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 When reading a source file, U}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 C}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 onvert}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 will look for the Unicode }{\plain \i\fs20\lang1033 byte order mark}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 .}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 90: If it locates this particular two byte sequence at the }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 beginnin}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 g}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 91: of a file, it will assume that the remainder of the text is a proper sequence of wide characters. UConvert will also look for the Unicode }{\plain \i\fs20\lang1033 reverse byte order mark}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 .}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 92: In this case, it will again assume Unicode text, however, it will }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 automatically }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 swap the }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 low and high bytes of every wide}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 character. ! 93: \par }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 94: \par }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 At any time, t}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 he user may swap the byte order of the source or destination by using }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 Swap byte order menu items under the Conversion menu.}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 95: If this action is taken, the main window will display }{\plain \b\fs20\lang1033 Byte Order Reversed.}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 96: \par }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 97: \par }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 Byte order is important only when moving between systems}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 which run in different }{\plain \i\fs20\lang1033 endian}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 modes. For exa}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 mple, Intel processors all run ! 98: }{\plain \i\fs20\lang1033 little endian}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ,}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 while Mo}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 torola processors run }{\plain \i\fs20\lang1033 big endian}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 .}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 As of the }{\plain ! 99: \fs20\lang1033 version 3.1 release of }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 Windows NT, it is running only on little endian processors.}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 However, Unicode is supported }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 on}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 a variety of diffe}{\plain ! 100: \fs20\lang1033 rent systems.}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 101: \par }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 102: \par }\pard\plain \s6\sb60\brdrb\brdrs\brdrw30\brsp20\brdrcf2 \tx1440\tx2340 \b\f4\fs28\lang1033 {\plain \f4\fs28\lang1033 \page }#{\footnote \pard\plain \f3\fs12\lang1033 {\plain \b\f3\lang1033 # }{\plain \b\f3\lang1033 Viewing}}${\footnote \pard\plain ! 103: \f3\fs12\lang1033 {\plain \b\f3\lang1033 $ }{\plain \b\f3\lang1033 Viewing text data}}{\plain \f4\fs28\lang1033 K{\footnote \pard\plain \f3\fs12\lang1033 {\plain \b\f3\lang1033 K }{\plain \b\f3\lang1033 Viewing text data}}}Viewing text data{\up6 ! 104: \par }\pard\plain \f3\fs12\lang1033 {\fs20 ! 105: \par }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 There are two buttons on the main UConvert window which allow the user to view the source or destination text data. When viewing textual data, it is necessary to have }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 a font which provides }{\plain ! 106: \i\fs20\lang1033 glyphs}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 to di}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 107: splay the characters in the text. The UConvert program will attempt to select an appropriate font from the ones currently installed on the system. However, UConvert can handle a }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 large}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 r }{\plain ! 108: \fs20\lang1033 set of }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 code page}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 s}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 tha}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 n there are typically fonts }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 installe}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 d}{\plain ! 109: \fs20\lang1033 for. In this case, the font system will }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 offer }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 the }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 best match possible}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 110: , and characters not supported by the font will be displayed using a special }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 default character. }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 For }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 many font}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 s, this default character is a box.}{\plain ! 111: \fs20\lang1033 ! 112: \par }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 113: \par }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 Windows NT version 3.1 was released with a special font named }{\plain \b\fs20\lang1033 Lucida Sans Unicode}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 which is contained in the file }{\plain \b\fs20\lang1033 L_10646.ttf}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 ! 114: . By installing this font through the control panel, the user will be able to }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 see }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 a wider range of characters when }{\plain \fs20\lang1033 attempting to view Unicode data.}{\plain \fs20\lang1033 1.1 root 115: \par }}
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