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Reply With QuoteIt's "BIG5". ( "gb2312" didn't work)
Thanks, Zorro.
Bob
Glad to hear that.Originally Posted by lanpa16
Hi, Zorro,
Chinese characters are displayed perfectly after your suggestion!
But PhoCo doesn't automatically created a PhoneCtl.PB.xml compatable with Dual Byte Character Set... which means I'll have to modified that .mxl file, 'Cause these characters become "???" in PhoneCtl.PB.xml when PhoCo trys to read my phonebook in T610 ...Would you please add this function in the future version? Thanks.
Bob
I will build it into the next release. Which characterset and which font did you use?
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It's "BIG5". ( "gb2312" didn't work)
Thanks, Zorro.
Bob
Ok Bob, thanks. BTW: Did you do a translation to the GUI elements as well? If so, can you send me the config file with the text?
Just for the record and anyone who wants to use a Chinese character set until the new version is released, do the following:
1. Put this line as the very first line into your PhoneCtl.PB.xml <?xml version="1.0" encoding="BIG5"?>
2. Edit the design with Visual Designer and set the font for the phonebook to a font which supports Chinese characters.
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I just did a little bit...
Characters become "???" as PhoCo reading the phonebook from my T610...
The SMS editor ( PhoneCtl.PB.xml modified )
Here goes my config. files:
PhoneCtl.Config.xml
PhoneCtl.Design1.xml
BTW, "BIG5" is for Traditional Chinese Characters used in Taiwan and Hong-Kong only.
Battery seems lost...
You have to set the appropriate characterset for the phone as well (tag <UseCharset>). The only one I can suggest is "ERICSSON"... cause I ain't see anything else in the specification
To figure out what charsets your phone is supporting, open a session with HyperTerminal and key in the command "AT+CSCS=?". If there's one listed that is more appropriate, use this one.
Battery-Symbol is only displayed, if your phone is running on battery (i.e. it's not beeing charged) and the battery level drops below 60%. Otherwise you won't see it.
Thanks for your Config file.
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Well, non of them works...You have to set the appropriate characterset for the phone as well (tag <UseCharset>). The only one I can suggest is "ERICSSON"... cause I ain't see anything else in the specification
To figure out what charsets your phone is supporting, open a session with HyperTerminal and key in the command "AT+CSCS=?". If there's one listed that is more appropriate, use this one.
Bob
I'm afraid, you won't be able to get it correct frrom the phone, as long as it doesn't support a Chinese character set.Well, non of them works...
Bob
I'm not quite sure, but it might be different with the T618, which is the counterpart of the T610 for the Chinese market.
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I thank you for your equally inquisitive and informative post. 0=0
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oops, guess what i am new at this.First of all thank you for this program zorro.I have phone control up and running but am having trouble with pbconverter.Could you if its not too much trouble list the steps for dummies to using the converter on csv files.I read the documents you made but was confused,Irealise this was written mostly for bluetooth.I am not too familiar with the command prompt commands.Phone is lg vx4500 cable from verizon connectivity kit.
When i hit the pbconverter.exe command prompt appears for a second then vanishes,any help is appreciated
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