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Sometimes my font looks like boxes instead of text. Why? The Second Life<sup>®</sup> Viewer supports multiple languages. Some, including many East Asian languages, are displayed using double byte language fonts. If you see boxes on your screen rather than East Asian language characters, you may need to enable the East Asian Language pack in your operating system. | Sometimes my font looks like boxes instead of text. Why? The Second Life<sup>®</sup> Viewer supports multiple languages. Some, including many East Asian languages, are displayed using double byte language fonts. If you see boxes on your screen rather than East Asian language characters, you may need to enable the East Asian Language pack in your operating system. | ||
===How to install fonts (Windows VISTA)=== | ===How to install fonts (Windows VISTA)=== | ||
All languages and scripts should be enabled by default. If they are disabled, follow these steps to re-enable them: | All languages and scripts should be enabled by default. If they are disabled, follow these steps to re-enable them: | ||
# '''Start''' | # '''Start''' | ||
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# Follow your system prompts. | # Follow your system prompts. | ||
Read detailed information about Vista Language packs under the | |||
Read detailed information about Vista Language packs under the Display and creation of text in different languages: section on Microsoft's What's new with Vista web page. | |||
===How to install fonts (Windows XP)=== | ===How to install fonts (Windows XP)=== | ||
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# Follow your system prompts. | # Follow your system prompts. | ||
Visit Microsoft's | |||
Visit Microsoft's Setup Windows XP for Multiple Languages site for detailed instructions. | |||
===How to install fonts (Linux)=== | ===How to install fonts (Linux)=== | ||
The Linux Viewer automatically detects and uses system fonts. The packages for these fonts may be found and installed through your Linux distribution's package manager. | The Linux Viewer automatically detects and uses system fonts. The packages for these fonts may be found and installed through your Linux distribution's package manager. | ||
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Sometimes my font looks like boxes instead of text. Why? The Second Life® Viewer supports multiple languages. Some, including many East Asian languages, are displayed using double byte language fonts. If you see boxes on your screen rather than East Asian language characters, you may need to enable the East Asian Language pack in your operating system.
How to install fonts (Windows VISTA)
All languages and scripts should be enabled by default. If they are disabled, follow these steps to re-enable them:
- Start
- Control Panel
- Regional and Language Options
- Keyboards and Languages
- How can I install additional languages?
- Follow your system prompts.
Read detailed information about Vista Language packs under the Display and creation of text in different languages: section on Microsoft's What's new with Vista web page.
How to install fonts (Windows XP)
- Start
- Control Panel
- Regional and Language Options
- Languages tab
- Check the box: Install files for East Asian languages
- Follow your system prompts.
Visit Microsoft's Setup Windows XP for Multiple Languages site for detailed instructions.
How to install fonts (Linux)
The Linux Viewer automatically detects and uses system fonts. The packages for these fonts may be found and installed through your Linux distribution's package manager.