Note: Rubi is a Japanese system for representing the pronunciation of words as a string of phonetic characters directly above the word in question. This feature is available, although it is rarely used in Chinese and Korean text composition.
Note: When you create a new Chinese or Korean document or open a Chinese or Korean text file using the command, font and language settings are properly defined for Chinese or Korean. However, documents generated from this file (for example, Document Compare, index, TOC, SGML Error Log) will use the English settings, and may not display Asian characters correctly. To solve this problem, change the English fonts to Asian fonts if the generated document is editable.
Note: If the source document uses combined fonts, do not insert cross-references with text that includes Smart Quotes. The quotation marks become meaningless characters, and FrameMaker may crash when you use Find/Change to search for a cross-reference with Smart Quotes in a combined font.