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  		yjchenx@hotmail.com
  	    </email>
  	</author>
! 	<version>2.0</version>
  	<date>2003-07-21</date>
  	<abstract>
  	    This article illustrates how to set up GNUstep for the East
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  		yjchenx@hotmail.com
  	    </email>
  	</author>
! 	<version>2.1 Beta</version>
  	<date>2003-07-21</date>
  	<abstract>
  	    This article illustrates how to set up GNUstep for the East
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  		</item>
  		<item>
  		    Set the <code>NSGlobalDomain</code> variables such as 
<code>NSFont</code>,
! 		    <code>NSFontSize</code>, and <code>NSUserFont</code>, to name a few, 
to
  		    appropriate values using the GNUstep's utility 
<code>defaults</code>.
  		</item>
  	    </enum>
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  		</item>
  		<item>
  		    Set the <code>NSGlobalDomain</code> variables such as 
<code>NSFont</code>,
! 		    <code>NSFontSize</code>, <code>NSUserFont</code>, and 
<code>NSLanguages</code>
!                     , to name a few, to
  		    appropriate values using the GNUstep's utility 
<code>defaults</code>.
  		</item>
  	    </enum>
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  		the characters correctly.
  	    </p>
  	    <p>
! 		At least, you need to change the user default value <code>NSFont</code>.
  		For example, suppose you have a hypothetical <code>.nfont</code> package
! 		called <code>MyFont</code> and want to use it to display the characters.
  		To do this, use the GNUstep's utility <code>defaults</code>as follows:
  	    </p>
  	    <example>
  		$ defaults write NSGlobalDomain NSFont MyFont
  	    </example>
  	    <p>
  		Depending on a situation, you may also need to set 
<code>NSUserFont</code>
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  		the characters correctly.
  	    </p>
  	    <p>
! 		At least, you need to change the user default value <code>NSFont</code>,
!                 and <code>NSBoldFont</code>.
  		For example, suppose you have a hypothetical <code>.nfont</code> package
! 		called <code>MyFont</code> and <code>MyBoldFont</code>,
!                 and want to use it to display the characters.
  		To do this, use the GNUstep's utility <code>defaults</code>as follows:
  	    </p>
  	    <example>
  		$ defaults write NSGlobalDomain NSFont MyFont
+ 		$ defaults write NSGlobalDomain NSBoldFont MyBoldFont
  	    </example>
  	    <p>
  		Depending on a situation, you may also need to set 
<code>NSUserFont</code>
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  	    </p>
  	    <example>
  		$ defaults delete NSGlobalDomain NSFont
+ 		$ defaults delete NSGlobalDomain NSBoldFont
  	    </example>
  	    <p>
  		For further details about the user default values, the reader can refer 
to
  		the documents <code>DefaultsSummary.html</code> and 
<code>NSFont.html</code>
  		shipped with the GNUstep core library package.
  	    </p>
+             <p>
+ 		You can also change the default language (English) into your native 
language.
+ 		If an application has a directory called MyLanguage.lproj in the bundle
+                 (could be in Resources/ directory),
+                 it may be localized for that language. To enable this 
functionality,
+                 which displays the interface in that language, you need to 
set the user
+                 default value NSLanguages to the language.
+                 Otherwise, it will fall back to the default one (English).
+                 To change the default language, use
+             </p>
+             <example>
+                 $ defaults write NSGlobalDomain NSLanguages "(MyLanguage)"
+             </example>
  	</chapter>
  	<chapter>
  	    <heading>Examples</heading>
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  		<code>LC_CTYPE</code>, and <code>LANG</code>.
  	    </p>
  	    <section>
! 		<heading>
! 		    Chinese
  		</heading>
  		<subsect>
  		    <heading>
! 			Traditional Chinese
  		    </heading>
! 		    <subsubsect>
! 			<heading>
! 			    Environmental Variables:
! 			</heading>
! 			<example>
! 			    GNUSTEP_STRING_ENCODING=NSBIG5StringEncoding
! 			    LC_CTYPE=zh_TW.Big5
! 			</example>
! 		    </subsubsect>
! 		    <subsubsect>
! 			<heading>
! 			    .nfont package:
! 			</heading>
! 			<p>
! 			    MingTi.nfont (using Arphic font as example)
! 			</p>
! 		    </subsubsect>
! 		    <subsubsect>
! 			<heading>
! 			    MingTi.nfont/FontInfo.plist:
! 			</heading>
! 			<example>
! 			    {
! 				Face = (
! 				    {
! 					PostScriptName = "MingTi";
! 					Name = "Regular";
! 					Files = ("bsmi00lp.ttf")
! 				    }
! 				);
! 			    }
! 			</example>
! 		    </subsubsect>
! 		    <subsubsect>
! 			<heading>
! 			    User Defaults:
! 			</heading>
! 			<example>
! 			    $ defaults write NSGlobalDomain NSFont MingTi
! 			</example>
! 		    </subsubsect>
  		</subsect>
  	    </section>
  	    <section>
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  		<code>LC_CTYPE</code>, and <code>LANG</code>.
  	    </p>
  	    <section>
!   	        <heading>
! 	  	    Traditional Chinese
  		</heading>
  		<subsect>
  		    <heading>
! 		        Environmental Variables:
  		    </heading>
! 		    <example>
! 		        GNUSTEP_STRING_ENCODING=NSBIG5StringEncoding
! 		        LC_CTYPE=zh_TW.Big5
! 		    </example>
! 		</subsect>
! 		<subsect>
! 		    <heading>
! 		        .nfont package:
! 		    </heading>
!                     <p>
! 		        Here, use Arphic MingTi font as example
!                     </p>
!                     <p>
!                         First, make a directory for an .nfont package you 
are going to make:
!                     </p>
!                     <example>
!                         $ cd $GNUSTEP_USER_ROOT/Library/Fonts (or 
$GNUSTEP_SYSTEM_ROOT/Library/Fonts)
!                         $ mkdir 'MingTi.nfont'
!                         $ cd 'MingTi'
!                     </example>
!                     <p>
!                         Make a copy of the font file in the directory.
!                     </p>
!                     <example>
!                         $ ln -s 
/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/local/bsmi00lp.ttf ./
!                     </example>
!                     <p>
!                         And write a <code>FontInfo.plist</code> (see 
below).
!                     </p>
! 		</subsect>
! 		<subsect>
! 		    <heading>
! 		        MingTi.nfont/FontInfo.plist:
! 		    </heading>
! 		    <example>
! 		        {
! 			    Face = (
! 			       {
! 				    PostScriptName = "MingTi";
! 				    Name = "Regular";
! 				    Files = ("bsmi00lp.ttf")
! 			       }
! 			    );
! 		        }
! 		    </example>
! 	        </subsect>
! 		<subsect>
! 		    <heading>
! 		        User Defaults:
! 		    </heading>
! 		    <example>
! 		        $ defaults write NSGlobalDomain NSFont MingTi
! 		        $ defaults write NSGlobalDomain NSBoldFont MingTi
! 		        $ defaults write NSGlobalDomain NSLanguages 
"(TraditionalChinese)"
! 		    </example>
  		</subsect>
  	    </section>
  	    <section>