\usepackage{CJK} and sth. like below in the body \begin{CJK*}{GB}{kai} 他山之石, 可以功玉 \end{CJK*}
z*n
4 楼
I installed CJK and got 100 errors.
【在 b*****i 的大作中提到】 : \usepackage{CJK} : and sth. like below in the body : \begin{CJK*}{GB}{kai} : 他山之石, 可以功玉 : \end{CJK*}
z*n
5 楼
Does CJK package come with font libs? I checked the folder, no big files.
【在 z*****n 的大作中提到】 : I installed CJK and got 100 errors.
T*n
6 楼
The only way I ever got CJK to work (on Linux with teTeX) is to run it off the TeXLive CDs from TUG; I think it uses TrueType fonts, but only in the Ming/Fang-Song style (no Kai, Li, Hei). When I tried to install it on my own, I could not get it to work. If anyone has notes on getting CJK to work, please kindly share it. I'm sure it is of interest to everyone here.
【在 z*****n 的大作中提到】 : Does CJK package come with font libs? : I checked the folder, no big files.
b*i
7 楼
the whole post that helped me with CJK is (for command-line fans only :) http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Chinese-HOWTO-7.html basically, you need 1. CJK package installed 2. TrueType fonts installed 3. Follow CJK examples I did the first two with debian's dselect, --really effort free but did not try it under MS windows
【在 T*******n 的大作中提到】 : The only way I ever got CJK to work (on Linux with : teTeX) is to run it off the TeXLive CDs from TUG; I : think it uses TrueType fonts, but only in the Ming/Fang-Song : style (no Kai, Li, Hei). When I tried to install it on my own, : I could not get it to work. : If anyone has notes on getting CJK to work, please kindly : share it. I'm sure it is of interest to everyone here.
【在 T*******n 的大作中提到】 : The only way I ever got CJK to work (on Linux with : teTeX) is to run it off the TeXLive CDs from TUG; I : think it uses TrueType fonts, but only in the Ming/Fang-Song : style (no Kai, Li, Hei). When I tried to install it on my own, : I could not get it to work. : If anyone has notes on getting CJK to work, please kindly : share it. I'm sure it is of interest to everyone here.
【在 c*******h 的大作中提到】 : i guess when you save a document, there's an option for you to choose : encoding. : This depends on editors, and i know nothing about texniccenter
c*h
14 楼
i will, when unicode takes over the world now gbk is good enough nowadays not all fonts support utf8 (but the mostly used ones do) there's a popular program, gbkfonts, to convert existing fonts to tex fonts in gbk encoding. while i don't know any programs for converting to utf8 encoding. people are adapting newer version of tex, everything in utf8, but it is not yet popularly used.
【在 s***t 的大作中提到】 : strongly suggest to use utf8 whenever possible.
s*a
15 楼
Well, you do not have to, just add the following line as your first line. %!TEX encoding = UTF-8 Unicode
【在 c*******h 的大作中提到】 : i guess when you save a document, there's an option for you to choose : encoding. : This depends on editors, and i know nothing about texniccenter