Hello
I have a problem exporting picture in TeeChart7.
I use TeeChart ver 7.0.1.5.
There is a Chart for Korean.
1. Export Metafile, check Enhanced
** this is origin emf file : http://125.129.124.44/report/ymhl/TeeChart/1.emf
2. Export Metafile, uncheck Enhanced
When I exporting as a Metafile, check Enhanced, there is not a problem
But As you see, uncheck Enhanced, you can see wrong characters.
This Problem occurs both Unicode and Ansi version.
Please Check this problem
Wrong Korean exporting wmf file
Re: Wrong Korean exporting wmf file
Hello Seth,
I could reproduce the problem with the example included with the TeeChart unicode versions. However, using a tool to convert from emf to wmf, the wmf looks correct:
- Codeproject's emf2wmf
- verydoc's emf2vec
I suspect that the wmf doesn't support unicode, as explained in this article and this discussion.
But it wouldn't explain why the tools above give correct wmf files.
I could reproduce the problem with the example included with the TeeChart unicode versions. However, using a tool to convert from emf to wmf, the wmf looks correct:
- Codeproject's emf2wmf
- verydoc's emf2vec
I suspect that the wmf doesn't support unicode, as explained in this article and this discussion.
But it wouldn't explain why the tools above give correct wmf files.
Best Regards,
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Re: Wrong Korean exporting wmf file
Thank you for your answer.
But I have a problem for using that conversion tools.
You said that wmf files do not support unicode, but looking this picture, some Koreans can be seen correctly, other cannot.
Look at the Red Rectangle.
so, is there a difference to saving each Unicode Characters?
But I have a problem for using that conversion tools.
You said that wmf files do not support unicode, but looking this picture, some Koreans can be seen correctly, other cannot.
Look at the Red Rectangle.
so, is there a difference to saving each Unicode Characters?
Re: Wrong Korean exporting wmf file
Hello Seth,
What problem?Seth wrote:But I have a problem for using that conversion tools.
No.Seth wrote:so, is there a difference to saving each Unicode Characters?
Best Regards,
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Re: Wrong Korean exporting wmf file
Hello!
I ask you again, because I don't understand your answer.
Look at this picture again please
There are some Koreans.
As you see some Koreans in the blue square are correct, but the others in red square are wrong.
If the wmf doesn't support unicode, All of the Koreans are wrong. but it don't.
You said that there is any other difference for saving Unicode characters as wmf files,
Why does this problem occur?
I ask you again, because I don't understand your answer.
Look at this picture again please
There are some Koreans.
As you see some Koreans in the blue square are correct, but the others in red square are wrong.
If the wmf doesn't support unicode, All of the Koreans are wrong. but it don't.
You said that there is any other difference for saving Unicode characters as wmf files,
Why does this problem occur?
Re: Wrong Korean exporting wmf file
Hello, I solved this problem to change Fonts and Scripts.
Thank you for your help.
Thank you for your help.
Re: Wrong Korean exporting wmf file
Hello Seth,
I'm glad to hear it!
So the problem was just that you had to use a full unicode font? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicode_typeface
I'm glad to hear it!
So the problem was just that you had to use a full unicode font? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicode_typeface
Best Regards,
Yeray Alonso Development & Support Steema Software Av. Montilivi 33, 17003 Girona, Catalonia (SP) | |
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