Tony--
I'd been trying not to switch my code page to Japanese--if
the app truly supports Unicode, it shouldn't be necessary.
Reading your message and talking with one of our engineers
triggered a new experiment, though: starting from a new copy of my
RoboHTML 2002 project, I started the RoboHelp 7 using a JPN code
page and upgraded the project again. This time, JPN characters
appear correctly in the TOC and Index in the RoboHelp 7 window.
After I compile, the JPN characters are correct in the contents
pane and in the Index, but the TOC characters are corrupt. Please
see an example:
http://tinyurl.com/yo6baf.
Taking the example one step further, I restarted RoboHelp 7
normally on my English OS and recompiled. The JPN characters are
now corrupted again in the title bar, index, and TOC. If RoboHelp 7
supports Unicode, I wouldn't expect this to happen.
Have you tried AppLocale yet? It accomplishes the same thing
as setting your Regional Options, but without having to reboot:
http://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/tools/apploc.mspx.
Any Adobe developers or QA here? I'd be willing to upload my
project for you to take a look. RoboHelp 7 looks promising, and I'd
like to help get this worked out.
Thanks,
-Kevin