Since it's just two characters, why not make it a picture which you
can generate it from your LaTeX output. That'll much easier than
installing the Chinese fonts, generating the typescripts or so.
On Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 9:37 PM, Bowen Alan C.
I have absolutely no knowledge of Chinese, but I am publishing a review which inserts two Chinese characters into a document as follows, third century alchemist Ge Hong 葛洪 as another So which of the two Chinese modules on http://modules.contextgarden.net/ should I install or do I need them both? (I am assuming that installing one of both of these modules will take care of steps 1–4 of the post-ConTeXt 2005.12.19 instructions on http://wiki.contextrarden.net/Chinese.) By the way, the LaTeX file that I am working from has \begin{TChinese}ËëõÊ¥™\end{TChinese} where \newenvironment{TChinese}{% \CJKfamily{bsmi}% %\CJKfamily{bkai}% \CJKtilde \CJKnospace}{} Alan
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