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If anyone has any additional insight, I'd appreciate it. I'm at the point now where I'm leaning toward saying 'screw it,' and just using a combination of OOo and the MS Office viewers to get the job done. Sorry if this is redundant but I wanted everything to be 100% clear. In this window, make sure and select Keyboard & Character Viewer (to see what symbols are where at a glance) and Show input menu in menu bar. My goal is to have the chars display in OOo on PC2. Kate lets you to edit and view many files at the same time, both in tabs and split views, and comes with a wide variety of plugins, including an embedded terminal that lets you launch console commands.

PC2 (OOo installed Microsoft 'viewer' applications installed ): Characters display correctly only on MS 'viewer' applications, and NOT on OOo. Kate is packed with features that will make it easier for you to view and edit all your text files. Asian language support is disabled in Language settings (yet chars still display). Simplified Chinese language pack NOT installed.

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PC1 ( installed Microsoft Professional 2003 installed): Characters display correctly on both applications. Just to recap, here's the current situation:

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I've looked through a bunch of fonts, and as far as I know there are no fonts installed on either of the previously mentioned computers that contain any Chinese characters (which doesn't make a whole lot of sense, as the characters are clearly being displayed correctly on the PC with OOo AND full MS Office). On a computer where they are showing as squares have you tried selecting the squares in the cells (not the complete cell), right-clicking and then selecting a font you know contains Chinese characters? If you don't know which fonts contain Chinese characters, go to Insert>Special Character., select a font and scroll through it. However, it says it is displaying them as DejaVu Sans which can be no more true than Times New Roman because neither contain Chinese characters. A comprehensive help system is included.Robert Tucker wrote:When I open it on Linux I can see the characters OK.

Easily convert between upper and lower case. Spell checking with the ability to add your own dictionaries. Convert text file encoding (very useful with UTF-8 becoming the de facto Internet standard). Print aligned headers and footers with page numbers, dates, time, and custom text. In addition to the usual editor features the Atom Imp Text Editor/Encoding Converter includes the following useful features: 1. What I needed was a relatively simple (hence less error prone) program which combined the features of both a straightforward text editor and a text encoding converter.

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And although any plain text editor for Mac could help with both, the best text editor apps specialize.

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While all of the features I needed are available if I installed a collection of text editors and text encoding converters that results in an overly complicated program environment which requires constant switching between programs and which is very error prone and time consuming. Text editors have a variety of applications, but most of them are used for one of two things: either writing code or producing prose (e.g. Unfortunately none of them meet my needs so I wrote my own and am making it available for free.

From the ubiquitous Notepad and its many enhancements to some highly specialized (and complicated) text editors there is a legion of both free and expensive text editors available. The Atom Imp Text Editor/Encoding Converter is a straightforward text editor/encoding converter that keeps things simple yet offers a number of features useful on a daily basis.

Text editor mac display total characters