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• UTF8 National characters in the reports of the APEX

  Hello

  We have a table of type NVARCHAR2 column (200), which contains characters russion (utf8).

  It is stored and displayed correctly in our development tools.

  However, in the reports of the APEX (Classic and IR), the values are truncated. It's the same thing when you make a SELECTION in the SQL workshop.

  Once the setting (SELECT * FROM NLS_DATABASE_PARAMETERS):

  PARAMETER	VALUE
  NLS_NCHAR_CHARACTERSET	AL16UTF16
  NLS_LANGUAGE	AMERICAN
  NLS_TERRITORY	AMERICA
  NLS_CURRENCY	$
  NLS_ISO_CURRENCY	AMERICA
  NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS	.,
  NLS_CHARACTERSET	WE8ISO8859P1
  NLS_CALENDAR	GREGORIAN
  NLS_DATE_FORMAT	DD-MON-RR
  NLS_DATE_LANGUAGE	AMERICAN

  APEX Application is created by default, no globalization setting is changed.

  Any ideas?

  Best regards

  Martin

  APEX and UTF-8 FAQ autour?

• How to insert Unicode characters (such as arrows) using only the keyboard in any app? EnableHexNumpad is always required in Windows 7?

  Windows Help explains how to use the character map to copy or drag special characters in Unicode-aware applications. In Vista, it was possible (but heavy) to insert special characters using the keyboard with the method known as Alt-plus, which has only first need to add EnableHexNumpad to the registry *.

  y at - it an easier way to insert Unicode characters using only the keyboard newly available in Windows 7? Adds EnableHexNumpad to the still of registry required to use the Alt-Plus mode? Other tips to quickly characters insert Unicode in taking applications support Unicode?

  * Register instructions: Add a new string [REG_SZ] named EnableHexNumpad and a value of 1 in HKEY_Current_User/Control Panel/Input Method

  Have you tried UnicodeInput? It is a small program that allows you to enter Windows Unicode characters via the keyboard. Works with practically all the applications that I tested. I use it on Vista, so I can't guarantee it will work also on 7...

  You can find it at http://www.fileformat.info/tool/unicodeinput/unicodeinput.zip .

  Kind regards

• How can I insert French language characters in Premiere Elements

  How can I insert French language characters in the text of the Premiere Elements?

  Thank you very much.  I thought about it when I locked the numbers on the keyboard and used the pad rather than the numbers on the keypad to enter the code.

  Thanks again,

  Marcel Martineau

• I have Adobe Acrobat Pro XI.  I went to special characters from the Edit menu and choose some emoji as Favorites, but I can't understand how to insert in the document.  How can I insert special characters into a document?

  How can I insert emoji or other special characters in a document using Adobe Acrobat Pro XI?  I went to special characters from the Edit menu and may not understand how to insert the special character in the document.

  He's not that kind of editor. You can use the characters in a font. If you can select a font with the emoji, which fits into the case, and then enter the characters, it can work.

  This suggests that you try to do TOO MUCH with a PDF file. It is a common thing, but the message should be: everything simply because you can edit a PDF file, does not mean that it is the most effective way for you to do your job.

• Given the file name or path contains Unicode or DBCS characters. Retry using ASCII characters for the file name and path whatever that means? This happens when I publish an OAM

  Given the file name or path contains Unicode or DBCS characters. Retry using ASCII characters for the file name and path

  What does that mean? It happens when I try to publish an OAM for Dreamweaver.

  Also: How can I specify the onboard browser animate? It's just going as far. Are there no preference to animate it dashboard?

  BTW. Just call him edge. Seriously. You call Illustrator draw? Photoshop editing?

  No, my file name is mainContent.oam

  My project name is mainContent.an

  This error occurs when I try to import into Dreamweaver. Sorry, I was unclear about that earlier.

  I thought maybe it was because I had saved my image as a png image. So re-saved as an svg, still get the error.

  

  Should I have a setting is CC of Dreamweaver that will not? I should try this in Dreamweaver CS6? I might try that next.

  Why is this so difficult program? I know that Flash. I know that After Effects. I can work the chronology part simply awesome. He's still export I have problems.

  On a MacPro, 10.7.

  You are a person of Adobe or simply a beautiful assistance program?

• Tour of Unicode characters to garbage according to the length of the previous text

  Hey,.

  I wrote a script that creates a bunch of text frames, fill text and styles it.

  The problem is, sometimes, unicode characters out as parasites: for example "3 m Blenderm™™" turns into "3ma" ¢ Blenderma "¢."

  I was playing around with four text frames to see what causes it, and if I add a line of text in the second frame, all of the following unicode characters turn garbage only if this text line is longer than 6 characters.

  If I add a character™ to the first line of the first block of text, then the problem resolves itself.

  If someone has encountered something like that?

  Let me know if you need more information (my entire script is big enough...)

  You shouldn't be gueesing encoding.

  You must write the unicode marker or set the encoding of your file:

  myFile.encoding = "UTF-8";

  Substances

• Chips and other special characters in the App World descriptions

  How is one makes chips and other special characters in the description of the app in the supplier portal?  I see various descriptions app with chips so I know it's possible.  I tried Googling the answer, but to no avail.  Can someone point me to the documentation for it?

  Thank you

  Lester

  I think it's just the Unicode text, so if you include these characters when you submit the form, they will display.

  Your question is perhaps more on how to insert these characters into the HTML form. To do this, because I need it rarely, I didn't copy and paste of a website where I can find the required text. For example, Google for 'unicode ball' and you can find one of them on one of the first findings of the research, such as the Wikipedia article.

  Some people probably have their systems set up to type Unicode directly from their keyboard, but I never got to determine the modern way to do this (and the last time I checked, years, Unicode in operating systems support was still largely missing).

• Cannot store Greek characters in the NVARCHAR2 columns

  Can someone please.
  
  I have a TEST table with a column of type NVARCHAR2 (20) and when I try to insert the Greek character Ω (Omega) - gets stored as O instead.
  
  I am inserting using SQL Developer, using the prefix "n" and my environment is as follows:
  
  Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.1.0 - 64 bit Production
  NLS_CHARACTERSET = WE8MSWIN1252
  NLS_NCHAR_CHARACTERSET = AL16UTF16
  
  NLS_LANG setting client-side is ENGLISH_UNITED KINGDOM. WE8MSWIN1252.
  
  Why can I not enter the Greek characters with the above configuration, and what do I need to do or change in order to include Greek characters in a database by using the national character set to store unicode data?

  In this case, found on the same chapter of the doc, you may need to set ORA_NCHAR_LITERAL_REPLACE and make sure your app OIC (no jdbc) picks up as a result.

• Problem with insertion of Hebrew language in the database.

  Hello
  
  I have improved my application Access Layer of NHibernate 1.2 to NHibernate 3.0 data.
  
  I have configured the database using ODP.net 11 g on upgradation.
  
  On insertion, it is not to throw any exception, but the Hebrew data goes like '?
  
  Can I get any pointer that why it's happening now.
  
  Here is my setup of NHibernate.
  
  < db:provider id = "AMACDbProvider".
  Provider = "OracleODP - 2.0".
  connectionString = "Data Source = EP;" User ID = AUSER; Password = AER1234; "/ >
  <! - for creating factory objects - >
  < object id = "NHibernateSessionFactory" type = "Spring.Data.NHibernate.LocalSessionFactoryObject, Spring.Data.NHibernate30" >
  < property name = "Dbprovider" ref = "AMACDbProvider" / >
  < property name = "MappingAssemblies" >
  < list >
  < value > CacheMappings < / value >
  < / list >
  < / property >
  < property name = "HibernateProperties" >
  < dictionary >
  < key = "hibernate.connection.provider entry" value ="NHibernate.Connection.DriverConnectionProvider" > < / entry > "
  < enter key = "dialect" value = "NHibernate.Dialect.Oracle10gDialect" > < / entry >
  < key = "connection.driver_class entry" value ="NHibernate.Driver.OracleDataClientDriver" > < / entry > "
  < key = "enter proxyfactory.factory_class"
  value = "NHibernate.bytecode.Castle.ProxyFactoryFactory, NHibernate.ByteCode.Castle" / > "
  < Enter key = "hbm2ddl.keywords" value = "none" / > "
  < / dictionary >
  < / property >
  < / object >

  Windows 1255 codepage is supported by the Hebrew alphabet. (ISO 8859-8 it is.)

  You will find the names of Oracle to support these character sets, if you search for "Latin/Hebrew" in table A-4 (recommended database character sets):
  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E11882_01/server.112/e10729/applocaledata.htm#i635016

  If language letters provided by only Win - 1255 (IW8MSWIN1255) does not satisfy your app needs, you should consider migrating to the universal language support which is Unicode. Game for Unicode characters in Oracle database are named AL32UTF8.

  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E11882_01/server.112/e10729/ch6unicode.htm
  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E11882_01/server.112/e10729/ch11charsetmig.htm

  Published by: orafad on August 1, 2011 20:24

• How to compose utf-8 characters from the keyboard (osx 10.11.4)?

  Hello

  In any other non-named operating system, you can press ALT-E28099 enter a utf character.

  I've seen instructions on how to do this in an earlier version of Mac OS x, but these instructions do not work.

  They tell me in system preferences | Language and text-> then a way to select UTF, but this possibility is therefore more in the new language and region settings.

  When I go to my little flag in the menu box above right, I am not shown UTF - 8 as a possibility.

  Help!

  Thank you!!!

  OS X does not use utf - 8 for entry.  Normally, you would use the character Viewer (Edit > Emoji and symbols) for the input characters that are not already included in the layout of the keyboard via the option and option more shift.  It has an option to display all Unicode characters.

  If you really want to enter special characters through numbers, you can go to the sources of the system/preferences/keyboard and activate the Unicode Hex keyboard configuration.  You can integrate any character by holding down the option key and typing sound 4-digit (or 8 digits for those outside the BMP) hexadecimal Unicode number.  e28099 is 2019 in hexadecimal.  It's the curly apostrophe which can also be made directly from the US keyboard via the shift option]

• Generate and write unicode characters to file

  The characters of genearted seems OK (up to x00FF), but after writing to file these characters and their values are different. Also the characters after 0x00FF are not good.

  Any idea?

  

  You should probably give this page than to read a thorough if you relied on the use of Unicode in your application.  Here is a relevant excerpt:

  ASCII technically only sets a value of 7 bit and can therefore represent 128 different characters, including characters such as the newline (0x0A) and return (0x0D) transport. However ASCII characters in most applications including LabVIEW are stored as 8-bit values which can represent 256 different characters. The 128 additional characters in the ASCII range are defined by the code page of the operating system aka "language for programs non - Unicode.  For example, on a Western system, Windows uses by default the character set defined by the Windows code page 1252 Windows-1252 is an extension of another commonly known used encoding ISO-8859-1.

  Offers Windows-1252 characters up to 0xFF (ÿ) but not something higher to 8-bit (for example no 0x0100).  By default, LabVIEW support these uses of 8-bit, multibyte strings characters - only interpretation is based on the current code page selected in the operating system.  You can turn on Unicode, the instructions in my first link (this is not supported and can be a little buggy from time to time...) to get the support of multibyte unicode characters to multibyte codepage characters not in the operating system.

  Unicode has several encodings, and the bit raw to a character depending on the encoding used.  LabVIEW limited unicode support seems to use UTF-16 (little endian) encoding for whatever it will be displayed in the user interface.  So to get the characters displayed on the interface user, you must enable unicode (instructions illustrated in my first link) and write the appropriate UTF-16 code:

  

  UTF - 8 is more common and therefore easier to work with outside LabVIEW (e.g. my version of Notepad ++ obviously do not support UTF-16).  I usually find myself using UTF-8 for files format strings and convert them to UTF-16 for display in LabVIEW.

  

  Unicode in my first link library has the necessary subVIs to convert between UTF-8 and 'Unicode' (i.e. UTF-16).

  Best regards

• can keyboard usuage:How I insert a number 2 at the upper right part of 10 to represent 10 squared?

  How can I insert a number 2 at the upper right part of 10 to represent 10 squared? Similarly, if I wanted to display oxygen gas, whose symbol is uppercase O with a number 2 at the bottom right of the letter O, can I do?

  Start - type in the search box-> find the table of characters at the top of list - Double click on it.

  on the line of police - click on the arrow down and select the font you want - then Double click on a character
  and at the bottom right will be the main features this character to the product.

  How to use the character map in Vista
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/93584-character-map.html

  Using special characters (character map): frequently asked questions
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/using-special-characters-character-map-frequently-asked-questions

  These can help:

  Special ALT characters
  http://www.tedmontgomery.com/Tutorial/altchrc.html

  ALT Codes / key Codes Alt
  http://usefulshortcuts.com/ALT-codes

  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - MS MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Bike - Mark Twain said it right.

• Number of characters of the Email content

  Hi guys.

  I'm looking at the number of content characters of electronic mail.

  You know the number of characters in an email to max?

  Can send BB device 80KO for the mail server?

  Thanks in advance.

  Look at this link:

  http://www.BlackBerry.com/BTSC/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=KB10543

  I was told that this was in unicode characters, so in theory I gues you can send about 60K in ascii text butI have not tried.

• Does anyone know if Microsoft intends to increase the limit of 256 characters on the path/file names?

  It seems Im bumping up against the limit of 256 characters for path names / quite frequently these days. The increase of 8 + 3 characters for the file names, to the era of MS-DOS, to 256 characters/path of the file names is a wonderful thing when it was first implemented. But 256 limit character on the file + path names seems now quite inadequate. I'd even dare to suggest that increasing the limit above 256 would be more than just a nice update, but a required progress to catalogue the catalogue in full expansion of the knowledge we have today. Anyone know if Microsoft intends to increase this limit of 256 characters on the path + filename anytime in the near future?

  My recommendation is to increase the limit to a maximum of 256 characters to 4096 characters for the path + filename. This should be sufficiently comfortable for a few years anyway.

  System configuration: Winndows 7 RTM, Gigabyte GA-EP45-UD3L motherboard, Intel Pentium Dual - Core E6300 Wolfdale 2.8 GHz, 4 GB of memory PC-1066 DDR2 Patriot Viper, 500 GB Western Digital hard drive, GeForce 8800GT Videocard

  This already done with versions Unicode Windows API functions. When tools using the Ansi Version (to make it compatible with Win9x) the path is limited to 256 characters. "A programmer is just a tool that converts the caffeine in code" Deputy CLIP - http://www.winvistaside.de/