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5 Select the language code page file you want to implement and copy it to the c:\nwserver
6 Rename the lc_xxx.xxx file you just copied to lconfig.sys.
7 (Conditional) If installing a double-byte code page, copy the necessary server font files.
8 Restart the server.
13.3.3 Verifying the Current Code Page on a NetWare Server
To verify the code page currently installed on your NetWare server, enter language at the server
console.
This returns "Current NLM language is (4) ENGLISH. Current DOS code page is (437)," if your
server is using the English code page.
The following is a list of common code pages used for NetWare (note that some languages support
multiple codepages):
• 437: United States English
• 850: Multilingual (English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish)
• 852: Slavic
• 855: Cyrillic I
• 857: Turkish
• 860: Portuguese
• 861: Icelandic
• 862: Hebrew
• 863: French Canadian
• 865: Nordic
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• US English: LC_437.001
directory.
If you are converting an English server to a single-byte language like German or Russian, then
you are finished. When you start the server, you will have foreign-language code page support
for the country you selected.
If you have selected a double-byte code page like Japanese or Chinese, continue with
7a Go to \startup on your NetWare installation CD and select the font files appropriate
for your language:
• Japanese: jpn*.fnt
• Korean: kor*.fnt
• Chinese Traditional: bg5*.fnt
• Chinese Simplified: gb*.fnt
7b Add Load vgadisp.nlm to c:\nwserver\startup.ncf.
Vgadisp.nlm allows for double-byte characters such as Japanese or Chinese to be
viewed in the C-worthy portion of the system console. It is cosmetic and does not affect
the functionality of the server.
You will now have foreign-language code page support for the country you selected.
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