I guess I shouldn't be surprised that this works, but this screenshot of SharpReader in Japanese is still pretty damn cool. Now if only I could figure out what it says... [via Stuart Woodward]
Stuart also mentions that the filter suffers from mojibake - I'll have to fix that in the next release...
I am using SharpReader for Japanese.
From Tools - Options - Change Font,
select Japanese font,it looks great.
Recently I use Feedreader but I switched to ShrapReader.Thank you for your great program.
Posted by kengo at April 9, 2003 9:32 PMKengo - Is the filter input area font OK for you?
Posted by Stuart Woodward at April 9, 2003 10:40 PM>Stuart Woodward
I am using MSP gothic.
Filter Input area font viewd with good Japanese font.And filtered by Japanese is worked.
It is very useful.
Posted by kengo at April 10, 2003 12:23 AMSharpReader in Japanese
public virtual MemoryStream: April 08, 2003 Archives 日本語も文字コードに関わらずちゃんと表示されます。...
Actually SharpReader DOES work well in three different charsets: UTF-8, Shift-JIS, and EUC-JP. Here is a screenshot in which filter functionality is used for three blogs, each of which is in UTF-8, Shift-JIS, or EUC-JP, which provide RSS 2.0 meta data file.
shot: http://www.syncworld.net/blog/nob/archives/SharpReaderWithJapanese.jpg
Posted by nob seki at April 10, 2003 5:12 AMFull newsfeed (or RDF/RSS)
Thanks to Joi, I set up the meta data file for syndication using RSS 2.0. I will make some modification since MovableType doesn't seem to output appropriate date format when the locale is Japanese......
http://dotnetweblogs.com/nleghari/Story/5319.aspx
