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SYMPTOMSWhen you view the Find tab of a Windows Help file that uses a character set other than the system default character set on a computer with Multilingual Support and the appropriate keyboard layouts installed, you may experience the following symptoms:
For example, if a Windows Help file contains text using the Cyrillic character set (code page 1251) that has been properly compiled using the Windows Help Compiler, Cyrillic text is not properly displayed in the Find tab. When you view the Find tab, Cyrillic text is displayed as question marks and typing text into the "Type the word(s) you want to find" box displays extended ANSI characters instead of Cyrillic when the Russian keyboard layout is used. This occurs even if Multilingual Support and the Russian keyboard layout are properly installed. CAUSEThis behavior occurs because the full-text search engine that provides the functionality for the Find tab in the Windows Help file does not implement National Language Support. RESOLUTION
To work around this issue in the Pan-Euro version of Windows 95/98,
reinstall Windows 95/98 into a new folder and configure the appropriate
character set as the system default character set.
STATUSMicrosoft has confirmed this to be a problem in Microsoft Windows 95 and Microsoft Windows 98. MORE INFORMATION
For additional information, please see the following articles in the
Microsoft Knowledge Base:
ARTICLE-ID: Q141306 ARTICLE-ID: Q135170 ARTICLE-ID: Q150620 ARTICLE-ID: Q92422
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