TITLE
    Language Kits: Viewing Foreign File/Folder Names In The Finder
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Created:
Modified: 		22205
6/10/98
11/2/00
TOPIC

    This article explains how to set the font used in Finder to a Language Kit font.

DISCUSSION

    The preference setting that determines which font the Finder uses for file and folder names may have changed since your Language Kit manual was printed.

    To set the font that the Finder uses for file and folder names follow these steps:

    System 7.x
      1. Open the Views control panel.
      2. Set the Views Font to one of the fonts installed by the Language Kit.

    Mac OS 8.0 and 8.1
      1. In the Finder, select Preferences from the Edit menu.
      2. In the Font for views pop-up menu, choose one of the fonts installed by the Language Kit.

    Mac OS 8.5, 8.6, and 9.x
      1. Open the Appearance control panel, select the Fonts tab.
      2. In the Views Font pop-up menu, choose one of the fonts installed by the Language Kit.

    Note: The fonts included with each Language Kit are designed to support English characters and each Kit's specific language only. The Language Kits do not currently support viewing multiple languages (for example, Japanese and Korean) simultaneously with the same font.

    If you are using a Language Kit with Mac OS 8.0 or later, you may need to install a Lanaguage Kit Updater for compatibility. For more information, see the following articles:

    Article 26026: " Language Kit Updater for Mac OS 8 Version 1.0 Read Me "
    Article 24799: " Language Kit Updater For Mac OS 8.5: Read Me "
    Article 60364: " Mac OS 8.6: Language Kit Update "

Document Information
Product Area: Apple Software
Category: Language Kits & International SW
Sub Category: Arabic Language Kit; Chinese Language Kit; Cyrillic Language Kit; Hebrew Language Kit; Indian Language Kit; Japanese Language Kit; Korean Language Kit

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