Customize character set and font
Biblioscape supports all major languages including double byte languages like Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. Switching to another language in Biblioscape has become very easy. Just go to the menu command "Tools | Options" in Biblioscape. On the "Format Manuscript" tab, find the section "International users". Use the combo box to select the desired language and the font for the selected language. If a double byte language is selected, make sure the box "Format double byte languages..." is checked.
Windows 2000 and Windows XP support all languages. To add support for your chosen language, you need to have the Windows 2000 or Windows XP installation CD on hand. Adding Chinese support is used as an example at the Biblioscape Web site. Click here to learn how to add Chinese support for Windows 2000. Click here to learn how to add Chinese support for Windows XP. The following list shows all the languages supported by Biblioscape.
charset : language
- 0 ANSI (Latin languages)
- 1 Default
- 2 Symbol
- 3 Invalid
- 77 Mac
- 128 Shift Jis (Japanese)
- 129 Hangul (Korean)
- 130 Johab (Korean)
- 132 (Traditional Chinese)
- 134 GB2312 (Simplified Chinese)
- 136 Big5 (Traditional Chinese)
- 161 Greek
- 162 Turkish
- 163 Vietnamese
- 177 Hebrew
- 178 Arabic
- 179 Arabic Traditional
- 180 Arabic user
- 181 Hebrew user
- 186 Baltic
- 204 Russian
- 222 Thai
- 238 Eastern European
- 254 PC 437
- 255 OEM
Double byte languages: Chinese Japanese Korean (CJK)
You can enter references in Chinese, Japanese, and Korean (CJK). For these double byte languages, author names can't be formatted. For example, a Chinese name should always be written as Lastname Firstname, without a space between lastname and firstname. To format references in CJK, click the menu command "Tools | Options". On the "Format Manuscript" tab, check the box "Format double byte languages (Chinese, Japanese, Korean, etc.)". Once this is checked, author name formats are not changed during formatting, and always appear the way they are entered.
