text display - language problem

[Frank Leahy]

atb,

I download and tried your app (good luck with the Japanese version).  I 
then went to launch my rev project by double-clicking on the project 
icon -- but instead of getting the Revolution IDE it ** loaded your app 
**!

It looks like you've forgotten to give your app its own creator code.  
Instead of using the Revolution creator code you should get a new 
creator code from Apple, and set it when you build your app.  Otherwise 
anyone using your app who also has Revolution installed is going to 
have the same problem.

Best,
-- Frank

On Sunday, February 8, 2004, at 05:00  PM, 
use-revolution-request at lists.runrev.com wrote:

> From: sims <sims at ezpzapps.com>
> Subject: text display - language problem
> To: <use-revolution at lists.runrev.com>
> Message-ID: <a05200f2dbc4c158fb5cf@[10.0.0.1]>
> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" ; format="flowed"
>
>   Keiji Goto wrote to sims the other day:
>>
>> My name is Keiji Goto, a professional writer, writing
>> books and articles for various Japanese magazines.
> <snip>
>> but currently the program does
>> not display Japanese characters properly. I can
>> enter Japanese characters all right
> <snip>
>> As is, not capable of handling Japanese
>> characters properly, I cannot review the program
>> and I think it is too pity that Japanese Mac users
>> cannot use your program and also your program
> should deserve more exposure in Japan too.
>
> Keiji is referring to one of my shareware apps, I'd like to be making
> income from Japan also but he has a problem with text display.
>
> Keiji can enter Japanese characters into fields in my app but that data
> gets saved in a user property. Upon opening, the app takes data from
> user properties and then populates the fields (the user clicks a 
> scrollingList
> fld to select the data he/she wants displayed).
>
> How can I get that data (from a user prop) to display in a fld in any
> language? If they input English then English, Japanese then Japanese, 
> French
> then French.  Help!
>
> atb