Japanese Language in Crystal report

[nandamurisrihari]

Hi All,
could you please let me know how i can incorporate japanese language in crystal reports.
at present iam using version 8.0.
please suggest
thanks
Hari

 

[Ngolem]

It all depends what you mean by "Japanese language"

If you mean picture writing (kanji, hiragana and katakana)then, no in an English version Crystal except of course if you wanted only headers or titles then Graphics of these headers/titles can be embedded or linked on them as an ole object.

However, if it is an english language version of Crystal that you have why not use romaji.

This uses the same alphabet and would be no problem in an english version of Crystal

Jim Broadbent

The quality of the answer is directly proportional to the quality of the problem statement!

 

[nandamurisrihari]

Hi Jim
Thanks a lot for the valuable information.
Iam using English version crystal Reports.
and i need only the text objects(like titles,headers) to be displayed in Japanese.

Iam not aware of Romaji and what it is...
could you please let me know what it is and how i can use that.
Could you please let me know how i can link them as ole objects.
please let me know.
thanks a lot.
waiting for you reply.

srihari

 

[pgtek]

hi
check this out

http://japanese.about.com/cs/romaji/

cheers



pgtek

 

[pgtek]

hi
also check this one from crystal decision

http://support.businessobjects.com/...x_ver=&index_lang=&indexq2=&indexq3=&indexq4=

cheers



pgtek

 

[Ngolem]

Romaji is the romanized script for Japanese writing.

for example

Thank you (depending on the level of politeness) is

domo
arigatoo
domo arigatoo
domo arigatoo gozaimasu

Good evening (greeting) - konnichiwa

You can express pretty well any Japanese in romaji and they will understand it.

I have a dictionary if you give me the text I can try to give the words...for example a sum total is called Gookei

The reference given by Pgtek may help


Jim Broadbent

The quality of the answer is directly proportional to the quality of the problem statement!