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• I have Chinese characters, appears at the top of my Firefox page.

  Chinese characters have been present for a few months. I tried to use various programs of detection of viruses such as MalewareBites, but they do not seem to solve the problem. These Chinese characters appear on the initial search screen of Firefox and my Bank ANZ and Ancestry.com.au Web pages just to name a few. How can I get rid of them. These Chinese characters not appearing on Google or Internet Explorer. If this can not be repaired, I might stop using Firefox and use Google or Internet Explorer. I tried to attach a picture of this problem, but it seems that I can't.

  Hi, this is a known issue with McAfee Site Adviser, so if you use it, this could be the cause. Here is a link to their forumand here are instructions for removing - if you wish.

  Hope that helps.

• have Chinese characters instead of English to the mozilla framework Summit where the global symbol is

  next to the Mozilla symbol at the top of the page, there is what looks like Chinese characters instead of English. It's at the very top border. I think that it is supposed to tell Mozilla

  This has happened

  A few times a week

  == I can't put an exact start time on it. There has been intermittent

  If you see CJK (Chinese/Japanese) characters on the title bar of Firefox or Windows task bar, then that can happen if Firefox go to encoding UTF-16 for some reason any.

  The extension Plugin RealPlayer browser Record (Tools > Modules > Extensions) has reported that causes this problem.

  Be sure not to be confused with the RealPlayer plugin (Tools > Modules > Plugins) that plays media files.
  The expansion adds some extra features like save multimedia files.

  You can disable/remove the extension Plugin RealPlayer browser Record in RealPlayer preferences (RealPlayer: Tools > Preferences > recording and download)

  See Troubleshooting extensions and themes and problems of hardware acceleration to resolve common Firefox problems

• Since the update I have Chinese characters on each side of the last tab.

  I even uninstalled a few programs I thoght may be at fault.
  It disappears and reappears the next time I load Firefox.

  Hello knightmare11selection, other affected users linked the issue of the extension of Advisor to mcafee site - please try to disable or remove that in case you have present.

  Disable or remove modules

• Firefox cannot display Chinese characters correctly. How to fix?

  I have portable firefox with the add-on Chinese language pack, but whenever I open any website in Chinese, the characters are not correct this so I couldn't recognize them.

  Firefox cannot display CJK characters unless East Asian language support and CJC fonts are installed.
  
  XP this is not the case by default because two support East Asian languages and languages (C.i.) complex script must be installed separately.
  
  If you will not be able to see the Chinese characters, unless you install far East support.
  
  Otherwise, you will need to use another computer.

• Chinese characters in the painting

  I have Windows Vista Home Basic with Service Pack 1 and the regional and language than English (United Kingdom) setting. When I "Save" or "save under" in the painting, the dialog box appears to have Chinese characters in the title. If I exit without saving the changes, a dialog box appears asking "do you want to save changes to the [Chinese characters more]." Can I change this wording in English?

  Thank you

  Hi Lexters,

  See if this applies.

  Open Save dialog boxes under display text in a foreign language:
  http://WindowsXP.MVPs.org/foreignlang.htm
  Ramesh Srinivasan, Microsoft MVP [Windows Desktop Experience]

• Chinese characters in forms PHP and MySQL CS6

  Hello. I followed then adapted from David Power dynamic Web Tutorial sites to set up a basic online dictionary site. MySQL works very well for 4 of the 5 fields - post_id, pinyin, and updated. But the main field is hanzi - which should have Chinese characters. When I enter them using a form, MySQL doesn't show that '? 'or'? ' in the fields. Similarly, if I manually enter the correct characters in MYSQL through PHPAdmin, bed Web site as '?

  I did some research on this problem and found this page encoding or the ranking parameters may be the problem. So I put the 'MySQL connection classification"and the field classification table & hanzi to"GB2312_chinese_ci"for Chinese characters simplified. I also changed the encoding of PHP pages in < meta http-equiv = "Content-Type" content = text/html"; charset = GB2312"/ >

  However, I will still have almost the same problems. Rather than get a value of "?"or"?" in the hanzi MySQL field, I now get variations "? ±«.

  I am very new to PHP and MySQL, but as I said, the real pages and forms and queries are works well for all the fields with the exception of the character Chinese one.

  Help, please!

  OK thank you fixed your advice, Kenneth.

  I have been researching unicode & mysql and finally found this page that it started running properly: http://blog.al-aqel.com/programming/fix-and-store-unicode-in-mysql-php/

  As you say, establish codes of characters and rankings mysql to 'utf8_general_ci' including the server, database, tables & fields.

  Also, it is the addition of "mysql_set_charset('utf8')"; in my PHP pages this server accessed. This was in addition to affecting the UTF-8 character set in the page's meta tags.

  Awesome! Now have working Chinese simplified in my PHP pages, forms and MySQL database.

  Thank you again and hope that it might help others with similar problems.

• Why the Chinese characters on the tabs appearring?

  Hello

  I seem to have a problem. From time to time, which seems to be radicals/Chinese characters appear on my tabs - as shown in the picture. I "refreshed" firefox a few times, but I can't seem to identify where it comes from, or why it's happening.

  I don't know if my system or the version of Firefox has been hijacked, or if it's an add-on that allows an intrusion. Well - really - I don't know what is happening.

  Any ideas?

  Too bad.

  I see that it is the McAfee SiteAdvisor program that creates the problem.

  I will contact McAfee about this and disable or uninstall SiteAdvisor.

• Why do I see tiny Chinese characters in the field of my tabs?

  Chinese characters appear in the area of my tabs. As I work, and add tabs more, they get in the way of reading the tabs. I see that others have complained about the same thing. If she does not stop soon I will leave using Firefox.

  McAfee SiteAdvisor extension reported that causes this problem, so that you can disable this extension.

  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes
  • How to uninstall SiteAdvisor:
    http://service.McAfee.com/faqdocument.aspx?ID=TS100162

  See also these SUMO son:

  • [1034427/questions/1034427]
  • [1027393/questions/1027393]

• Strange (Chinese) characters displayed in the title bar

  From last 3-4 days I get some strange Chinese characters on top of the title bar or open tabs. They can not be selected by mouse and arrow sometimes (like enter key) is indicated on each tab.
  It's random, means that there is not any special condition when they appear.

  I have reset (all) Firefox, authorized cash, remove all the unknown, having no other than adobe pdf (not compatible) extension.

  I checked for anything installed within the last few days, but there is nothing installed despite updates windows and Firefox (34.0)
  I use windows 8.1. Please check the screenshot for exactly the problem.

  Did you disable or uninstall the McAfee SiteAdvisor?

  The extension of McAfee SiteAdvisor has been reported to cause problems with Chinese characters (CJK) text on the tabs, so that you can disable this extension.

  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes
  • How to uninstall SiteAdvisor:
    http://service.McAfee.com/faqdocument.aspx?ID=TS100162

  See also these SUMO son:

  • [1034427/questions/1034427]
  • [1027393/questions/1027393]

• For some sites, all the contents of the page are completely replaced with strings not formatted of Chinese characters

  I recently visited a Chinese social media Web site. Since then, many sites does appear as pages very, very long time Chinese characters. If I look at the page source, it's just a string of characters some very, very long time. It is not all sites, but it's a lot and apparently randomly. This problem only affects Firefox – the sites load properly in Chrome.

  I tried to empty the cache, but has not made a difference. I deleted all cookies, but no luck. This seems to be different from all other 'random Chinese characters' problems, but I wonder if anyone has come across this before. Seriously, I don't know what is happening. As I said - only affects Firefox, although I visited the Chinese site with Firefox and Chrome.

  Please read this article to see if it helps. The Chinese site might have changed somehow your character encoding settings and it didn't come back to your original one:

  http://chinesehacks.com/software/change-the-character-encoding-for-a-website/

  Here is another, but quite long, however:

  http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?f=38 & t = 1988057

• How to type Chinese characters on trackpad with El Capitan?

  Hello everyone. I appreciated the upgrade of my MacBook Pro from Yosemite to El Capitan, but I have a problem. I used to write Chinese characters by trackpad before, now it does not work. I mean, the cursor disappears each time that I start to draw, so I can't choose the good character of the list. It is not reappear although I hide the writing Board and can be taken back if I stop and then reconnect. How can I solve this problem? I'm studying Chinese and Japanese, so I need this tool.

  Maybe Tom Gewecke will stop and make some suggestions. It is a language very knowledgable about the Mac expert. It has already recommended this article:

  OS X El Capitan: on the writing of the Trackpad input source

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• Update and Chinese characters S650

  Hi, just fight it a few days... to work very well.
  1. when I have done factory reset, there are a few Chinese characters will appear next to the numbers of contacts...

  2. There is an update of the system, but seems entirely in Chinese, should I proceed with this update 'S650_S119_131014 '?

  Concerning

  
  

• OCR training on Chinese characters

  Hi all

  I want to recognize the Chinese characters via OCR toolkit

  In regard to English characters and numbers, I could train chacters several at once, say "abc123".

  When I, however, form several Chinese characters, it will come out of bad character number warning popup.

  

  In additional, it may appoint one character to several Chinese characters.

  

  This means that I have to form Chinese characters one by one, never all of the characters?

  Chinese characters are not 'effective' for the toolkit characters LabVIEW OCR to process individual and may not treat them together to deal with.

  Could someone give me some suggestions? Thank you very much.

  I think that Chinese characters are represented in the operating system by several characters, probably a sequence of two characters.  Even if it is displayed as a single character, for LabVIEW, it seems that you type two characters.  It might be interesting to verify this by checking the length of the string in LabVIEW.

  I think that the formation of character both would work well.  If you do a lot of training, you could write a quick utility that loop over each unknown character and ask the correct character, resulting in the formation of a single character at a time by a long sequence of characters.

  Bruce

• Database Toolbox and Chinese characters

  Hi all

  I have a problem with a function where users can search inside a Microsoft SQL Server database for a specific entry.

  I used the database with the DB tools tool run Query.vi, users can add keyword here for example. 'blue %' inside a control of the chain, then the request is passed to the DB.

  (e.g. SELECT field1 FROM TABLE1 WHERE FIELD1 LIKE N 'blue %')

  That works very well in the German version.

  Now, the application is also used in China. As long as they are looking for ASCII characters everything works fine also. Now, they began to create entries with Chinese characters (which also works), but when they try to pick up some Chinese characters, they do not get a result. (when searching for entries with Chinese AND English characters and search for English characters all works too)

  I do not use the Unicode functions, and the database field is an nvarchar.

  Unfortunately I don't have a Chinese Version of Windows to do a few tests here.

  Anyone an idea what could be the reason (Chinese codepage?) and how to solve this problem?

  Thanks and best wishes,

  Helmut

  LabView 8.5 / Microsoft SQL Server 2008

  You can try this test even without changine the code (language of non-unicode programs) page. First change your chain control '-' code display. In the places where the Chinese characters would appear, enter some hexadecimal codes above 7F by fleeing with a '-'. Here are the codes that are traditionally displayed differently depending on the settings of operating system as the language for non-unicode programs.

  UPDATE table

  Foobar SET = "test\AA\BB\CC\DD."

  WHERE the blah - blah

  SELECT foobar FROM table WHERE foobar LIKE 'test % '.

  The returned string has \AA\BB\CC\DD after test? Now try...

  Foobar SELECT FROM table WHERE foobar LIKE '% \AA\BB\CC\DD'

  Get something? Try it now with the N prefix...