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Understanding Globalization and the NLS API
- What Is National Language Support?
- National Language Support and Localized Versions
- Understanding Code Pages
- Code Point Representation of Written Symbols
- Code Pages in Web-based Computing
- Information Builders NLS API
- How NLS API Works
- Multiple Client Code Pages on Different Platforms
- Reading Data in Different European Languages With a Single Code Page
- Combining Data From Different Code Pages With Subservers
- What is Unicode?
- Working With Localized Versions
- Configuring the WebFOCUS Reporting Server for NLS
- Configuring a WebFOCUS Client for NLS
- Configuring WebFOCUS App Studio for NLS
- Unicode and the WebFOCUS Reporting Server
- Troubleshooting
- Display, Print, and Language Considerations
- History of Code Pages
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Helpful NLS Commands
- Setting the Language of Excel in the NLS Configuration File
- Setting the Excel Version Number
- Setting Column Width for Excel in the NLS Configuration File
- Punctuating Large Numbers
- Displaying a Leading Zero in Decimal-only Numbers
- Selecting an Extended Currency Symbol
- Setting Date and Time Display and Formatting
- Setting Business Days and Holidays
- Determining Collation of Data
- Displaying National Characters in Server-Side Graphics on UNIX and Linux
- Specifying Multilingual Metadata in a Master File
- Storing Localized Metadata in Language Files
- Adding the Code Page Parameter to a Master File
- Running PDF or PS Reports with International Fonts in App Studio
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Helpful NLS Functions
- BYTVAL: Translating a Character to Decimal
- CHAR: Returning a Character Based on a Numeric Code
- CTRAN: Translating One Character to Another
- DCTRAN: Translating A Single-Byte or Double-Byte Character to Another
- DATECVT: Converting the Format of a Date
- DATETRAN: Formatting Dates in International Formats
- HDATE: Converting the Date Portion of a Date-Time Value to a Date Format
- HEXBYT: Converting a Decimal Integer to a Character
- HEXTYPE: Returning the Hexadecimal View of an Input Value
- JPTRANS: Converting Japanese Specific Characters
- KKFCUT: Truncating a String
- LCWORD: Converting a String to Mixed-Case
- LCWORD2: Converting a String to Mixed-Case
- LCWORD3: Converting a String to Mixed-Case
- LOCASE: Converting Text to Lowercase
- PATTERN: Generating a Pattern From a String
- REPLACE: Replacing a String
- REVERSE: Reversing the Characters in a String
- STRIP: Removing a Character From a String
- DSTRIP: Removing a Single-Byte or Double-Byte Character From a String
- SFTDEL: Deleting the Shift Code From DBCS Data
- SFTINS: Inserting the Shift Code Into DBCS Data
- STRREP: Replacing Character Strings
- UFMT: Converting an Alphanumeric String to Hexadecimal
- UPCASE: Converting Text to Uppercase
- Creating Multi-Locale Applications