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Substitute Fonts Needed When Non-Embedded When a CJK font (or any other font type) is embedded within a PDF document, Qoppa’s PDF rendering engine will use this font to render the text in the document. This guarantees that the document will render the same regardless of the operating system. When rendering a PDF document where CJK fonts are NOT embedded (see ), Qoppa’s PDF rendering engine will try and find CJK fonts on the system and use these. CJK Font Categories In Qoppa PDF software, CJK substitute fonts are organized into 7 categories: Category Description Sample Chinese Sans Serif Gothic style font 軟體及網際網路 Chinese Serif Ming style font 軟體及網際網路 Chinese Simplified Either style of simplfied Chinese 软件＋互联网 Japanese Sans Serif Gothic style font 望の方は Japanese Serif Mincho style font 望の方は Korean Sans Serif Dotum / Gothic style font 유럽, 소프트웨어 Korean Serif Batang / Myeongjo style font 유럽, 소프트웨어 A non-embedded PDF font provides enough information for Qoppa to determine which CJK category is desired for the text. This information is used to select a substitute font. CJK Substitute Fonts Per Operating System We have examined recent versions of Windows, OSX and Linux to understand which CJK fonts are provided with the operating system. From this information, we have developed prioritized font lists for each environment.
Summary: PMingLiu font looks 'ugly' on Mac > the problem is that PMingLiu looks bad on Mac. I think > the browser should use LiHeiPro (which looks like a Unicode version of Arial) when the > CSS rule gives Arial higher priority than PMingLiu.
Qoppa software will look for the fonts and will select the first one that is found as the default substitute font for that CJK category. Default CJK Fonts in Windows Qoppa’s PDF rendering engine will use the following CJK fonts that ship with Windows: Chinese Sans Serif: Microsoft JhengHei Chinese Serif: PmingLiu, MingLiu, SimSun Chinese Simplified: SimSun, NsimSun, Microsoft YaHei Japanese Sans Serif: Meiryo, MS PGothic, MS Gothic, Yu Gothic Regular Japanese Serif: MS PMincho, MS Mincho, SimSun, NSimSun Korean Sans Serif: Malgun Gothic, Dotum, Gulim Korean Serif: Batang, Gungsuh, Malgun Gothic Notes: For Windows we considered Windows 7 and Windows 10. When upgrading from Windows 7 to Windows 10, we have observed that a number of CJK fonts (ex. MS Gothic, MS Mincho, Dotum, Batang, etc.) are actually removed. These fonts can be restored by installing various language support options in the Windows 10 settings.
Malgun Gothic” is the only Korean font installed by default with Windows 10. So, this sans serif font is at the end of the serif fonts list as a fallback if other fonts are not found.
This section presents information specific to Chinese. For general information about developing non-English Web sites, see the or the sections. Historical Encodings Unicode ( utf-8) which corresponds to (mandated in the People’s Republic of China) is the for Web sites, but the following older encodings may be encountered.
Use Unicode ( utf-8) whenever possible. Simplified Chinese Historic Encodings: gb18030, gb2312, gbk, Others. Traditional Chinese Historic Encodings: big5, euc-tw, Others Language Tags allow browsers and other software to process Chinese text more efficiently. Below are the recommended codes for different scripts. Chinese: zh (the most generic tag, but rarely used). Mandarin Chinese, Simplified Script: zh-Hans is preferred, but zh-CN may be found on older sites.
Mandarin Chinese, Traditional Script: zh-Hant or zh-Hant-TW (Taiwan) is preferred zh-TW. Pinyin (Mandarin): zh-Latn-pinyin for Mandarin. If the text is not Mandarin,use one. Cantonese (Hong Kong): zh-HK. Vertical Text See the for information on vertical Chinese text Other Chinese Languages/Dialects About Chinese Dialects/Sinitic Languages Different regions of China speak in varieties which are traditionally called 'dialects', but they are so far apart that spealers from different regions may not understand each other. Linguists usually consider these dialects to be separate related languages and sometimes use the term 'Sintic languages'. The standard form of modern spoken Chinese is called Mandarin Chinese, but other forms include Cantonese/Yue (Hong Kong), Wu (Shanghai) and Hakka.
Language Codes For these varieties, there are currently two standards available, the which adds 'variety' tags to the base zh tag or the which treats dialects as separate languages. Note: A — indicates no IANA or ISO-639-3 code registered.
Regional Chinese Codes Variety IANA ISO-639-3 'Chinese' zh zho Mandarin zh-guoyo or zh-cmn cmn Cantonese zh-yue or zh-HK yue Gan zh-gan gan Hakka zh-hakka hak Huizhou — czh Jinyu — cjy Min. zh-min — Min Bei — mnp Min Dong — cdo Min Zhong — czo Min-Nan zh-min-nan nan Pu-Xian — cpx Wu zh-wuu wuu Xiang zh-xiang hsn. Min includes Fuzhou, Hokkein, Amoy, Taiwanese Script and Language Tag Most non-Mandarin Chinese documents are written in either Traditional Chinese (or Simplified Chinese with additional characters), pinyin or some other Western phonetic form.
To distinguish the forms, one can use a script tags like wuu-Latn-pinyin (Wu Chinese in pinyin) or wuu-Hant (Wu Chinese in Traditional Chinese) Links on Chinese Dialects. – Out of Singapore. Detailed information in Hakka and Cantonese Links Chinese Computing Windows. – Includes updates on Windows 7 and Windows Vista. – includes e-mail, Dreamweaver, etc. – Initial Setup instructions Macintosh. Mobile.
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