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On 01/12/2009, at 4:03 AM, robin.mclerie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Can anybody tell me how to configure my PC and iSeries to make this
work.
Nothing needed on the host.
On the client I think you'll need to install the appropriate languages
(Trad. Chinese and Simp. Chinese). On W2K this is in Control Panel-
>Regional Options on the General tab. See the "Language settings for
your system" section. I've no idea where Vista hides this stuff but it
must have similar configuration options.
Also, you'll need to install the appropriate code page conversion
tables. These can be selected from the same place as above by clicking
the "Advanced" button. I usually just load everything.
Once that's all done you should be able to download and view the data.
Doing this makes IE display other languages. I presume other "language-
aware" applications also benefit.
Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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