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9 total messages Started by biuro@uskomp.pl Mon, 24 Dec 2007 23:15
Mazovia w oknie Windows Vista
#18544
Author: biuro@uskomp.pl
Date: Mon, 24 Dec 2007 23:15
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Witam
W jaki sposób uzyskaæ znaki Mazovia w oknie Windows Vista (nie ma
problemu w pe³nym ekranie dla starszych wersji Windows ³±cznie z XP,
ale Vista nie obs³uguje ju¿  pe³nego ekranu).
Które fonty terminalowe nale¿y edytowaæ, aby podmieniæ w nich
odpowiednie znaki na Mazoviê? A mo¿e kto¶ wykona³ ju¿ "kawa³ dobrej
roboty"? Bêdê wdziêczny za wszelkie sugestie i pomoc.
Re: Mazovia w oknie Windows Vista
#18545
Author: Marcin Frankowsk
Date: Tue, 25 Dec 2007 22:05
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Mon, 24 Dec 2007 23:15:30 -0800 (PST), <biuro@uskomp.pl> napisa³(a):

> Witam
> W jaki sposób uzyskaæ znaki Mazovia w oknie Windows Vista (nie ma
> problemu w pe³nym ekranie dla starszych wersji Windows ³±cznie z XP,
> ale Vista nie obs³uguje ju¿  pe³nego ekranu).
> Które fonty terminalowe nale¿y edytowaæ, aby podmieniæ w nich
> odpowiednie znaki na Mazoviê? A mo¿e kto¶ wykona³ ju¿ "kawa³ dobrej
> roboty"? Bêdê wdziêczny za wszelkie sugestie i pomoc.

Visty jeszcze blizej nie widzia³em (tylko w sklepie, w robocie te¿
jedziemy na XP SP2 i planów wymiany na najbli¿szych parê lat nie ma),
ale Windowsach 2000 i XP dzia³a taki myk:
1. do katalogu system (winnt\system32 albo windows\system32) nale¿y
wrzuciæ plik c_790.nls
2. w rejestrze do klucza
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Nls\CodePage dodaæ
ci±g (typ REG_SZ) o nazwie 790 i warto¶ci c_790.nls
3. we w³a¶ciwo¶ciach konsoli wybraæ u¿ywanie czcionki TrueType
(domy¶lnie u¿ywana jest czcionka rastrowa, która mo¿e nie dzia³aæ
poprawnie)
Teraz po wpisaniu w konsoli polecenia CHCP 790 konsola bêdzie
obs³ugiwa³a kodowanie Mazovia. Polecenie to te¿ mo¿na wpisaæ w pliku
wsadowym uruchamiaj±cym program DOS (czy konsolowy). Zdaje siê, ¿e
mo¿na te¿ zmieniæ jaki¶ klucz w rejestrze tak, by konsola zawsze
u¿ywa³a jakiego¶ kodowania innego ni¿ standardowe, ale nie pamiêtam,
który to klucz (nawet nie jestem pewien, czy dobrze pamiêtam).

Teraz problem: plik ten nie jest czê¶ci± systemu operacyjnego i
oficjalnie nie istnieje. Zgodnie z moj± wiedz± istnieje tylko bardzo
nieoficjalna wersja mojego autorstwa, do ¶ci±gniêcia z
http://konfiguracja.prv.pl/temp/c_790.zip Mam nadziejê, ¿e opisany
sposób zadzia³a w Vi¶cie i ¿e ten plik oka¿e siê dostatecznie
u¿yteczny.

--
                     Marcin Frankowski
   mail: http://www.cerbermail.com/?GwMBsEhHr8 NIE w HTML!
Na k³opoty z konfiguracj± OE i z polskimi literami w poczcie,
        newsach i na www: http://konfiguracja.prv.pl/
Re: Mazovia w oknie Windows Vista
#18546
Author: Marcin Frankowsk
Date: Wed, 26 Dec 2007 10:30
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Jeszcze co¶: plik ten jest w stanie alfa, przeprowadzi³em jedynie dwa
testy:
1. W oknie konsoli po chcp 790 (wy¶wietla siê prawid³owy komunikat, ¿e
aktywna strona kodowa to 790) po poleceniu type jaki¶plik.txt poprawnie
wy¶wietlaj± siê polskie litery w tym pliku (zakodowanym w Mazovii
2. W programie Edit otwartym w oknie konsoli prze³±czonym uprzednio na
stronê kodow± 790 po otwarciu tego testowego pliku tekstowego równie¿
poprawnie wy¶wietlaj± siê polskie litery.
Prawdopodobnie oznacza to, ¿e ka¿dy inny program uruchomiony w oknie
konsoli bêdzie poprawnie wy¶wietla³ polskie litery kodowane w Mazovii,
ale jest to tylko moje przypuszczenie. Bêdê wdziêczny za odzew, czy i
jak dzia³a.

--
                     Marcin Frankowski
   mail: http://www.cerbermail.com/?GwMBsEhHr8 NIE w HTML!
Na k³opoty z konfiguracj± OE i z polskimi literami w poczcie,
        newsach i na www: http://konfiguracja.prv.pl/
Re: Mazovia w oknie Windows Vista
#18576
Author: Marcin Frankowsk
Date: Thu, 24 Jan 2008 20:16
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is the same; for the Christian religion is
very different in the Holy Bible and in the casuists.) The foundation is
admirable; it is the most ancient book in the world, and the most authentic;
and whereas Mahomet, in order to make his own book continue in existence,
forbade men to read it, Moses, for the same reason, ordered every one to
read his.

Our religion is so divine that another divine religion has only been the
foundation of it.

602. Order.--To see what is clear and indisputable in the whole state of the
Jews.

603. The Jewish religion is wholly divine in its authority, its duration,
its perpetuity, its morality, its doctrine, and its effects.

604. The only science contrary to common sense and human nature is that
alone which has always existed among men.

605. The only religion contrary to nature, to common sense, and to our
pleasure, is that alone which has always existed.

606. No religion but our own has taught that man is born in sin. No sea of
philosophers has said this. Therefore none have declared the truth.

No sect or religion has always existed on earth, but the Christian religion.

607. Whoever judges of the Jewish religion by its coarser forms will
misunderstand it. It is to be seen in the Holy Bible, and in the tradition
of the prophets,



Re: Mazovia w oknie Windows Vista
#18577
Author: Marcin Frankowsk
Date: Thu, 24 Jan 2008 20:26
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counsel, having no
understanding in them. Under all the cultivations of heaven, they
brought forth bitter and poisonous fruit; as in the two verses next
preceding the text. -- The expression I have chosen for my text, their
foot shall slide in due time, seems to imply the following things,
relating to the punishment and destruction to which these wicked
Israelites were exposed. That they were always exposed to destruction;
as one that stands or walks in slippery places is always exposed to
fall. This is implied in the manner of their destruction coming upon
them, being represented by their foot sliding. The same is expressed,
Psalm 72:18. "Surely thou didst set them in slippery places; thou
castedst them down into destruction."

It implies, that they were always exposed to sudden unexpected
destruction. As he that walks in slippery places is every moment liable
to fall, he cannot foresee one moment whether he shall stand or fall the
next; and when he does fall, he falls at once without warning: Which is
also expressed in Psalm 73:18,19. "Surely thou didst set them in
slippery places; thou castedst them down into destruction: How are they
brought into desolation as in a moment



Re: Mazovia w oknie Windows Vista
#18582
Author: biuro@uskomp.pl
Date: Thu, 24 Jan 2008 21:20
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isles, (that is to say, seaports), "and shall take many," (as
Appian says).

"But a prince shall oppose, his conquests," (Scipio Africanus, who stopped
the progress of Antiochus the Great, because he offended the Romans in the
person of their allies), "and shall cause the reproach offered by him to
cease. He shall then return into his kingdom and there perish, and be no
more." (He was slain by his soldiers.)

"And he who shall stand up in his estate," (Seleucus Philopator or Soter,
the son of Antiochus the Great), "shall be a tyrant, a raiser of taxes in
the glory of the kingdom," (which means the people), "but within a few days
he shall be destroyed, neither in anger nor in battle. And in his place
shall stand up a vile person, unworthy of the honour of the kingdom, but he
shall come in cleverly by flatteries. All armies shall bend before him; he
shall conquer them, and even the prince with whom he has made a covenant.
For having renewed the league with him, he shall work deceitfully, and enter
with a small people into his province, peaceably and without fear. He shall
take the fattest places, and shall do that which his fathers have not done,
and ravage on all sides. He shall forecast great devices during his time."

723. Prophecies.--The seventy weeks of Daniel are ambiguous as regards the
term of commencement, because of the terms of the prophecy; and as regards
the term of conclusion, because of the differences among chronologists. But
all this difference extends only to two hundred years.

724. Predictions.--That in the fourth monarchy, before the destruction of
the second temple, before the dominion of the Jews was taken away, in the
seventieth week of Daniel, during the continuance of the second temple, the
heathen should be instructed, and brought to the



Re: Mazovia w oknie Windows Vista
#18584
Author: pakodeos@pakodeo
Date: Sun, 27 Jan 2008 10:58
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Mi napewno pomog³e¶ z góry wielkie dziêki.

Pod Vist± jest o tyle problem ¿e najlepij uruchamiaæ programy DOS owe
nie od razu z pliku exe tylko najlepiej stworzyæ plik bat a w nim
CHCP 790
i nazwa uruchamianego programu z koncowka exe

Vista nie otwiera programów w pe³nym ekranie ale z Twoj± pomoc± mam
polsk± czcionkê i to jest najwa¿niejsze.
Pozdrawiam, gor±co Piotr!

Re: Mazovia w oknie Windows Vista
#18683
Author: markpunk@gmail.c
Date: Tue, 29 Nov 2011 12:25
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no niby wszystko dzia³a - tzn. polskie znaki w mazovii s± widoczne

ale pojawi³ siê inny nieprzewidziany problem: w programie którego u¿ywam wykorzystywana jest kombinacja klawiszy SHIFT+TAB i ona niestety nie dzia³a :(

czy mo¿e jest ju¿ dostêpna nowsza wersja pliku cp_790.nls ?

Re: Mazovia w oknie Windows Vista
#18698
Author: nn1492@wp.pl
Date: Sun, 17 Apr 2016 08:48
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przepraszam, ¿e odgrzewam stary temat, ale walczy³em z nim d³ugo i znalaz³em rozwi±zanie przez doinstalowanie czcionki konsolowej Mazowia (na razie sprawdzi³em pod Vist± w programie FPP). Pod Windows 7 sprawdzê wkrótce...
Czcionki do Visty mo¿na pobraæ z:
http://www.new.aktyn.pl/downloads/mazowia.zip
a do Win 7:
http://www.river.com.pl/diphoto/aktyn/mazowia7.zip
Pozdr.
JK
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