Sender: handing God's hand, message area: ANSI Title: Re: single byte via 2ch Sending site: Sun and Moon Guanghua Tuesday, March 15, 2011 23:17:43, site mail I don’t know what the encoding methods of several terminals are. I use fterm to log in to ptt. All Japanese characters cannot be displayed, as well as many characters. cterm2000 can display Katakana and Hiragana, but Japanese Kanji cannot be displayed. Of course you need the latest version of pcman. The simplified version on an ansi exchange website is old. Then use AppLocale to simplify it. It should not matter if the body is running, but it can display a lot of characters. All the above terminal settings are default After research, it seems to have a lot to do with the font encoding of the terminal, but I tried several fonts and couldn't solve the problem. Found a large font library containing Chinese and Japanese The pcman currently used is very simple to solve, and the default settings are enough. In Castellio percyshelley Right to Heresy's masterpiece: : Does fterm have built-in characters? Or is this character unable to be displayed in fterm? : Mentioned in the masterpiece of Handing God's Hand: : : http:baike.baidu.com view 460884.htm : : Mathematical notation means "for all" : : You should be able to type it using mathtype. : : But I don’t know if it’s not in the bbs character or if it’s not in the fterm character. : : It can be typed using pcman 9.31 : : By the way, fterm has very few characters. : : For kaomoji, this website is good http: www.facemark.jp facemark.htm : ............. omitted below handing the meaning of mortal bones Justice will be done. Source: Sun and Moon Guanghua bbs.fudan.edu.cn [FROM emptiness realm] Modification: handing on March 15, 2011 23:21:42 [FROM: 10.164.75.*]