RE: You can tell I hit my head when I face-planted off my bike last night...or, adding Chinese language support

Pure English Application need support DBCS, you need first use 'O'  or
'E'  type in DSPF DDS for display file to display DBCS and English word.
You can use system control file to contain both DBCS and English display
menu description and item description. You also need to change the PF
DDS field to 'O' or 'E' Type. That is heavy job, but also is very easy
for implementing.

Best Regards,

Vengoal Chang

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Subject: You can tell I hit my head when I face-planted off my bike last
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Has anybody tackled taking a North American iSeries application and
adding Chinese language support, or just adding Chinese language support
to certain components?  My initial thought is there's likely an outfit
that will do it for me, but I'm curious about the impact of DBCS
overall.  It seems like a big, nasty, and very expensive task; that
might be the reason my head hurts.

I'm familiar with the IBM National Languages manual.

Thanks,
Reeve
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