Cha Ching on Gutenberg
A Chinese version of Cha Ching (Cha Jing) by Lu Yu is on gutenberg.org
Uses Big5 encoding which Microsoft Word 2003 appears to handle. I don't read Chinese so I can't verify how accurate the conversion was. It is a .txt file but open it up in MS-Word you are asked whether you want to convert using the Big5 encoding table. Anyway, the link is here if anyone is interested... http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/7406 Cheers Mal Oz |
Cha Ching on Gutenberg
aye thanks!
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Cha Ching on Gutenberg
Can you please give details on how to open this in English. Thanks.
W. |
Cha Ching on Gutenberg
Sure...
1. Download the text file to your HDD 2. Locate said file 3. Open Microsoft Word and use File->Open then select said .txt file. (Ensure file type is set to .txt or *.* otherwise you won't see the file in the displayed file list. 4. Now when I opened the .txt file in Word, Word automatically displayed file the conversion dialog and asked me if I wanted to convert from Big 5. I clicked OK and then off it went - file displayed in English. There may be other ways, but this is what I did. I have MS Word 2003 with XP SP2 and I keep my PC up to date with all the updates Uncle Bill throws at me. Cheers Mal Oz > wrote in message ups.com... > Can you please give details on how to open this in English. Thanks. > W. > |
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