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Okay, this is how kr.yahoo.com ( + all Korean characters in all websites ) is displayed in my browser right now. One week ago it wasn't like this, at all! Characters were shown perfectly. I don't know what happened.

Hello?! Is anybody there to help me?!?! I need to fix it!! I need my browser to display Korean characters! Someone help me! :| :| :|

Hi, go in about:config , find (or copied and paste form here) gfx.font_rendering.directwrite.use_gdi_table_loading and double-click on it to make it FALSE.

also, check your fonts, go from Firefox button > Options to access the options window > Content panel > Fonts & Colors > Advanced > Character Encoding, scroll.... do you have KOREAN EUC-KR or ISO-2022-KR or JOHAB ?

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Hi, I did as what you told me, I changed it to false. Also I changed character encoding to Korean ( ISO-2022-KR ). But it didn't make any difference!

I've tried all Korean encodings, none of them help... :(

Thanks for your help...

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Sounds that you have a problem with the font that is used to display Korean characters if it happens in all browsers.
You may need to reinstall that font.

Do other East Asian languages like Chinese and Japanese still work?

• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Multilingual_support_%28East_Asian%29

• http://www.alanwood.net/unicode/unicode_samples.html
• http://www.typetester.org/

In reply of " ideato " I did as what you told me, but unfortunately it didn't help, it's still the same...

In reply of " cor-el "

My browsers worked well but after one time turning off the PC, they became like this. And yes, Chinese and Japanese work, but some of the Chinese characters are missing, too.

I looked up in control panel, and there are fonts for Korean. Korean characters are displayed everywhere in my PC except browsers! How can I reinstall these probably-missing fonts for my browsers?

On the " http://www.alanwood.net/unicode/unicode_samples.html " there are a lot of characters missing!!

okay! I found out what to do! I downloaded some Korean Fonts and in " Options -> Content -> Fonts & Colors " I chose Fonts For Korean and I added downloaded fonts, and now, Wow! Korean characters are displayed!!!! Thanks a lot for your help!!!!