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Just use the Arial Unicde MS font.
Doesn't it work?

There is no "Arial Unicode" font. The font I referred to is "Arial Unicode MS" font. As far as I know It contains chinese, japanese and korean symbols. In one word it has all you need.

HANGEUL_CHARSET

make sure you are using a font capable of displaying hangul characters. On Windows it might be Batang, Gulim or Arial Unicode MS fonts.

X? Do you mean the "Close" button in Multiline dialog's titlebar?
Try clicking the OK button (that's in the lower part of the dialog).

This has been corrected.
Please download the updated version of TsiLang Files Editor from www.sicomponents.com/download.html

The bug is corrected you can download the updated Editor from www.sicomponents.com/download.html

Could you please send the Excel file to dorin@sicomponents.com, so I can examine it and find out what's wrong?

Try using the GetTextOrDefault method instead of GetText.

I tried it on my system. The chinese string returned by GetText looked quite nice to me. (At least it wasn't blank.)

We could not reproduce the bug.
It would be nice if you send us a small sample project so we can track the bug.

If i'm using ,like say, WinXp with chinese support. What you do you mean by chinese support? Are you sure you set the system locale to chinese? If not, go to Control Panel/Regional and language Options. Switch to Advanced tab. Select Chinese (xxx) from the language list. It should work then... The ...

Could you specify exactly what kind of error? Error message, corrput data?

And, yes, send a sample file.

Glad to announce a new RegKeeper release.
Interesting new features.
Please see http://www.regkeeper.com for details

No.
There is no way to make the TPageControl display chinese, unless you work on a chinese OS or, at least, switch your system locale to chinese.
This might be a solution, unless you want your program to 'speak' a third language, that uses a third charset (say, armenian).

Yes!
That is a bug.

Corrected!