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fonts must also be available to the window managers for all the server

systems where native language text is displayed.

To make local language fonts available for other server systems, you must do

one of the following:

• Install fonts for other locales on the individual systems used for remote

• Make the fonts known to the other systems through a font server.

You can use the /usr/bin/X11/xlsfonts command to determine which

fonts are currently installed on your system.

See Appendix A for tables on fonts that describe, for each font set, the

language, typeface code, style, sizes, and support for 75 or 100 dots-per-inch

resolution.

3.3 Customizing a Terminal Emulation Window for Asian

Languages

The following features and restrictions apply to terminal windows that you

create when an Asian language is specified for the language setting:

• The language setting determines the additional menu items, push

buttons, toggle switches, and text entry fields that may be available to

you for customizing terminal window features.

• Terminal emulation always follows the selected language for your session

if the terminal is invoked from the CDE Personal Applications Menu. If

a terminal window is invoked from another terminal window where the

LANG or LC_ALL variable has been set to the locale for another language,

then the language of the new window changes. Setting locale in the

parent window does not change the language of the parent window, only

of child windows invoked from the parent window.

• For a language supported by an input method server, you must be sure

the input server is connected to the terminal window where you input

characters in that language. Otherwise, you cannot use the input method

for character entry. The connection between a terminal window and an

input server does not exist if one of the following occurs:

– The terminal window was started before the input server started

At the start of a CDE session, the input server starts automatically

when the session language is selected. For example, if Chinese is

your session language, the input server for Chinese is automatically

attached to terminal windows by default. However, if Chinese is your

session language and you want to create a window to work in Korean,

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