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Part
I. This page is written in
English because you could not read Vietnamese characters on our
Web Pages. The problem could be that your browser does not know
that our web pages are using Unicode encoding - a new encoding
standard that allows users to read several languages, including
Vietnamese, without the need of special fonts. The first thing
you may need to do one simple thing:
1. If
you are using MS Internet Explorer (must be version 5.0 or
newer),
go to
View > Encoding, select Unicode (UTF-8).
2. If you
are using Netscape 4.7 (or newer),
go to
View > Encoding (or Character Sets) select Unicode (UTF-8).
After
doing so, please check if you can read this Vietnamese text. If
you still can not read Vietnamese text, please continue Part 2:
Part II.
After doing part I, you still can not view Vietnamese
characters, Your computer may not already have some fonts that
support multi languages made by Microsoft in accordance with
Unicode standard (the older versions of Win-NT, Win-98 and 95).
In this case you can either:
1.
Upgrade your MS Windows to MS Windows 98 SE, Windows Me, Windows
2000, or Windows NT (recent versions). or
2.
Download 3 kiểu chữ Unicode dưới đây:
New Times Roman
Arial
Verdana
After
downloading this font, find this "times32.exe" file in your hard
drive and double-click on this file name to add this font to
your system (The *.exe is a self-installed file, when executed
will replace the old font with the newer version of Unicode
standard). You may need to restart Windows after adding font.
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