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Saenger 志愿者测试人员 发送消息 已加入：3 Apr 99 贴子：2452 积分：33,281 近期平均积分：0	消息 87841 - 发表于：19 Mar 2005, 8:54:54 UTC - 回复消息 87558.   > Is this stuff alien or what? I've set my Netscape to universal automated detection of letter code and it shows perfectly plain korean letters. Not that I can read anything, but at least it looks like perfectly plain korean letters. Gruesse vom Saenger For questions about Boinc look in the BOINC-Wiki ID: 87841 ·
AC 发送消息 已加入：22 Jan 05 贴子：3413 积分：119,579 近期平均积分：0	消息 87610 - 发表于：18 Mar 2005, 22:25:30 UTC - 回复消息 87569.   > > Is this stuff alien or what? > > > For Western eyes, pretty much it would be.(ala Matt and his profile.) But no, > this is Korean font, I believe. The author's from Korea and wrote in > Hangul(Korean) on this website. Since our computers can't read Korean Font, > it looks like wingdings and dashes. > Okay. I get it now. That would make sense then. ID: 87610 ·
ponbiki 发送消息 已加入：9 Feb 04 贴子：114 积分：115,897 近期平均积分：0	消息 87569 - 发表于：18 Mar 2005, 21:03:15 UTC - 回复消息 87558.   > Is this stuff alien or what? > For Western eyes, pretty much it would be.(ala Matt and his profile.) But no, this is Korean font, I believe. The author's from Korea and wrote in Hangul(Korean) on this website. Since our computers can't read Korean Font, it looks like wingdings and dashes. ID: 87569 ·
AC 发送消息 已加入：22 Jan 05 贴子：3413 积分：119,579 近期平均积分：0	消息 87558 - 发表于：18 Mar 2005, 20:30:59 UTC Is this stuff alien or what? ID: 87558 ·
ponbiki 发送消息 已加入：9 Feb 04 贴子：114 积分：115,897 近期平均积分：0	消息 87531 - 发表于：18 Mar 2005, 19:27:42 UTC - 回复消息 87479.   > ´©°¡ ¹¹¶ó°Ç µ¶µµ´Â ´ëÇѹα¹ÀÇ ¿µÅäÀÔ´Ï´Ù > Given that most people here can't read hangul,(or even show hangul, for that matter), can you try to print out in english or roman characters at the least? ID: 87531 ·
Destriga 发送消息 已加入：14 Feb 01 贴子：1 积分：832,449 近期平均积分：0	消息 87479 - 发表于：18 Mar 2005, 16:53:35 UTC ´©°¡ ¹¹¶ó°Ç µ¶µµ´Â ´ëÇѹα¹ÀÇ ¿µÅäÀÔ´Ï´Ù ID: 87479 ·

 
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