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Thai Characters appear as SQUARES in SSRS reports
jordi79
Member Posts: 272
Hi,
I am using NAV2017, running on SQL SERVER 2016 SP2, on Windows 10 Pro.
When I create a new report, using the font Segoe UI, Thai characters in the report appear as squares.
However, existing NAV standard report that uses Segoe UI font did not have this problem. However, existing NAV reports that uses the Segoe UI font, have a weird font spacing.
I tested and some fonts like Tahoma work with Thai characters. And the report does not print squares for Thai characters if Tahoma font is used. But I would rather not do this, and stick to the standard Segoe UI font used in all standard NAV reports.
Jordi
I am using NAV2017, running on SQL SERVER 2016 SP2, on Windows 10 Pro.
When I create a new report, using the font Segoe UI, Thai characters in the report appear as squares.
However, existing NAV standard report that uses Segoe UI font did not have this problem. However, existing NAV reports that uses the Segoe UI font, have a weird font spacing.
I tested and some fonts like Tahoma work with Thai characters. And the report does not print squares for Thai characters if Tahoma font is used. But I would rather not do this, and stick to the standard Segoe UI font used in all standard NAV reports.
Jordi
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Answers
http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/font/segoe_ui/blockview.htm?block=thai
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8427421/segoe-ui-alternative-segoe-ui-does-not-support-asian-languages
(Leelawadee for Thai)