Nee-how and welcome to the forum. It looks like it is a problem with the font file itself, and not with Writer. Note that you have two separate problems: a) a problem with the font used in the document you are typing b) a problem with the font used by Writer in the User Interface (ie the menus etc) I have seen posts that say fonts on a Mac are stored in several different places. You might find it useful to post on a Mac users forum.

Have you set up the Apple equivalent of Windows Clear Type properly? For a): Try using Chinese characters in Notepad or an email - does the same thing happen? Try using a different font. You can space characters further apart by selecting the characters and Format > Character > Position. What happens when you enlarge the font to, say, 50 or 60 points? Is it still corrupted? For b): Does changing things in Tools > Options > Language settings > Languages., help?

As a new poster you will find much useful information in the, the, the up to date and the. When a pop-up window opens, click the Help button for extensive help on that function - it is often more comprehensive than the manual. Border undangan microsoft word. See Chapter 2 - Choosing language settings in the Manual.

Thanks for your kind help. I understand what you try to explain. However, I try to use different font, the problem still remains. I can change the font in the writer, but I cannot change the font in the option view panel. Then I try to compare OpenOffice with other apps, like pages ( sorry I don't mean to compare any other apps on purpose) with the same font and same size, It looks like the other apps have the better font appearance. English words are good. For the change things in languages, it doesn't help.

The front-end CSS framework for building experiences for Office and Office 365. $ms-font-family-chinese-simplified: 'Microsoft Yahei UI', Verdana, Simsun,. Feb 22, 2018 - Calibri does not contain Chinese characters. When you set your font to Calibri, Microsoft Office automatically choose a Chinese font for Chinese.

And I try do the space character, in 'Format > Character > Position' window, I can only change the character space by horizontal, not in vertical. Is there any options that I missing in this setting window? My screenshot picture link is kind of broken, then I attached again for your reference. I am reading the Tutorial and try my best to search any keyword of #Chinese##Character#. As far as I can search and learn, It's bit obvious that there's not much knowledge about this Chinese Character issue that I can refer. I will keep learning. Thanks so much for your information.

• Open any Office application. For example, Word for Mac. • Click Word, or the menu for the Office application you opened, and then select Preferences.

• Under Authoring and Proofing Tools, click East Asian Languages. • Select Japanese, Simplified Chinese, or Traditional Chinese.

You'll be prompted to restart the Office application to apply the change. • Open the Office application that you want to use an East Asian language in, and open a worksheet, document, or presentation. All of the East Asian language fonts and tools are available for use in the application.

You turn on the East Asian language features in Office 2011 for Mac by using the Microsoft Language Register. Then, for each Office application that you want to type East Asian characters in, you can select a East Asian input type. • Close any open Office applications.

• In the Finder, open Microsoft Office 2011/Additional Tools/Microsoft Language Register, and then double-click Microsoft Language Register to open the application. • On the Select the language to enable for Microsoft Office pop-up menu, click Simplified Chinese or Traditional Chinese, and then click OK. • On the Apple menu, click System Preferences. • Under Personal, click Language & Text, and then click the Input Sources tab. • Select the Chinese - Simplified, Chinese - Traditional, or Japanese check box.

Tip: For more information about keyboard layouts, see Mac Help. • Select the Show Input menu in menu bar check box, and then close the Language & Text dialog box. • Open the Office application that you want to use an East Asian language in.

• On the right side of the menu bar, click the input menu, which is the flag of the current input type, and then click the East Asian input type that you want. The input menu on the menu bar. You can now type East Asian characters in the application that you are using and use the other East Asian language features in Office.