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Thanks Fred. Let me give you more information: 1. Yes. If B speaks Chinese, A can see his words. And also B can see A's Chinese. 2. When I uses windows client, I also would like to set the language to English, because the Chinese character used in BBO doesn't look nice. Several more feedback: Feedback 1: Web-BBO cannnot see the Chinese name of a Team Match, if the Chinese name is set by Windows Client. I have tried both Chinese and English Client, web-BBO cannot see either of them. Feedback 2: When I use web-BBO, I cannot see the player notes that I set by Windows Client. I have tried both Chinese and English Client, web-BBO cannot see either of them. Feedback 3: Web-BBO cannot access the Chat Room that set up by Client. I guess there might be only a coding bug (except Feedback 3), for example, could we try to use UTF-8 and test the result? Best regards, Alvin Fu

Thanks Fred, but you didn't get my point. Let me explain: Suppose: Person A uses a download client 5.2.6, and set the language to English. Person B also uses a download client 5.2.6, and set the language to Chinese. Person C uses the web-BBO. Then: If A speak Chinese with B and C, only B can read A's word. C CANNOT read the words, because the words display as "!@#$%!@#$%". If B speak Chinese, Both A and C can read his words. If C speak Chinese, only B can read his words, while A cannot. Hope I have clarified the complicated situation. Alvin Fu

When a person uses the English GUI client (5.2.6), his chat in Chinese can be read by other persons useing client whatever English or Chinese GUI. But, his chat CANNOT be read by other persons using web-BBO. Only if he changes the client to Chinese GUI, the web-BBO users can read his words. Only English GUI client against Web-BBO causes the problem. Of cource, the web-BBO is Chinese GUI in IE, since we cannot find how to change to English GUI.

Can somebody tell me the formular used by BBO when I choose IMP in public?