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How to display backslash as YEN sign


wangzy

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 Hi,

On Japanese systems you will see that all references to the backslash will appear as a Yen sign.

If I open the files (Unicode format) edited on other language windows system like en-US and show the text on other controls, as textbox or label, the backslash appears as a Yen sign.

If using the same text to set the top title of the chart, I notice that the backslash is actually displayed as backslash instead of the Yen sign, even as the culture has been set to "ja-JP" as the following example code:

System.Globalization.CultureInfo myCulture = new System.Globalization.CultureInfo("ja-JP")

chart1.Culture = myCulture;

ChartFX.dll:6.0.1262.25350

Does anyone have an solution?

Thanks,

Stone

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First of all you have Chart FX 6.0 not 6.2. Please download the latest service pack.

We are unable to reproduce this issue using Chart FX 6.2, please provide a sample program that shows the issue :a textbox showing the right text and the chart showing the wrong text.

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Hi, Frank

I tried, I replaced the dll 6.0 with the 6.2 Trial version. The issue is still on there. I upload the sample code and a screenshot (TestGraphLocalization.zip) to you. You can run this program on Japanese Windows OS or select proper language option (Control Panel-> Regional and Language Options-> Advanced-> Select a language to... -> Japanese). If pop up a message "The license has expired.", please change the chart dlls references. Thanks for your help!

Best regards,

Stone

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