Supported Languages
SDL MultiTerm is
fully Unicode compliant and therefore supports a wide range of languages,
including bidirectional and double-byte character set (DBCS)
languages such as Japanese, Chinese and Korean. However, in order to display
non-Western languages successfully, you must have support for the relevant
language installed on your computer.
SDL MultiTerm supports
the use of an unlimited number of languages per termbase and mixed language
content in termbase fields.
|
SDL recommends that the
names of all termbase definitions and termbase objects be in ASCII
(American Standard Code for Information Interchange) format as
this ensures compatibility across different language installations.
ASCII is the standard code used for information interchange
between systems and has 128 characters. File names in ASCII can
use all upper and lowercase letters and numbers. However, they
should not contain punctuation marks or other symbols such as
\ / : * ’r; ’r; " " < > | or accented characters. |
Related Topics
About SDL MultiTerm
2009
SDL MultiTerm 2009 Components
Key Features
Supported File Types
Using
SDL MultiTerm 2007 Termbases