Re: Finally! A debut of Hakka Highlander Homepage: Nam Low (fwd)

["Nam c. Low" <nclow@vtc.edu.hk>]

sllee wrote:
> 
> Nam,
> 
> I finally found your songs. They are buried deep in the third or fourth
> layer. Perhaps you can make a link right on the first page. But they are not
> immediately playable on the browser. Can you make it a playable file. I have
> not done one, but it seems that .wav would work.
> 
> It would save a lot of trouble.

I am still looking for a economic way to put sound files in the net.  The way I do it
now is avoiding the 7 bits/8 bits problem of text file transmission. and The .wav
file can be played on a US$20.00 cheap sound card.  I have to gzip it, otherwise
the file will be too big.  However, after uuencoded it, the zipped file actually
expanded a little bit.

> 
> A couple of other things: You cannot use <pre> for Chinese codes,
> otherwise the codes are not interpreted.
> 
> I have an old Twinbridge, there are quite a few words misinterpreted and
> I can't make the meaning of it. Wonder if anybody else has the same
> problem.
>

I am suggesting our netter try to install a "free" 30 days try of uwcjkstd.exe that can 
read
a number of Chinese codes properly in Windows 3.11, especially the two Chinese codes
I use most, that is the GB from Mainland China and Big5 from Taiwan.  You can even print 
what you see on the screen to a laser printer.

You can keep on "free" trying it for 30 days, util they are not promoting it.  
Re-installation is easy.  This is the beauty of it.

Rgds,
Nam Low

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