But sometimes the value contains both Chinese and non-Chinese characters, like ‘盐酸普拉克索片工艺规程(规格:0.5mg,批量:10万片)-中国市场’. Is there any way to render the non-Chinese characters in ‘Times New Roman’ font?
for examples: “mg” ,“-” using Times New Roman
@GusGus Sure you can apply different font for different languages. Depending on the content, a RUN MS Word applies different fonts specified in the appropriate properties:
Font.NameAscii - Font for Latin text (characters with character codes from 0 (zero) to 127). Font.NameOther - Font for characters with character codes 128 to 255. Font.NameBi - The name of the font in a right-to-left language document. Font.NameFarEast - East Asian font name.
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