[Steps] 1. Pre-install KOR IME on Win2K if not using KOR Win2K. 2. Launch a new email dialog, put cursor into Subject box. 3. Enable KOR Hangul IME, then enable KSC5657 Hanja. 4. Type 'c' and 'k', then click on KOR IME pane by mouse. The character selector pops up. 5. Click on [Right Arrow] button, and select a BLUE character for Subject box. 6. Send this email to yourself. [Actual] Corrupted Hanja character '?' is displayed in title bar of the new email dialog. [Additional Information] Can reproduce it on WinXP b2 JP as well.

Need to change Step 6 to: 6. Put cursor into body box, and observe composer title bar.

make a screen shot please.

Rui: Your screen shot indicates that you are running mozilla on Japanese system and entering Korean chars, correct? As far as I know we only support the native system charset on the TITLE BAR. Marking as WONTFIX

Yes, you are right. I was running Ja NS6.1 on a Japanese Win2K and entering Korean KSC5657 Hanja chars. Since not only native system charset can be supported on WinNT, Win2K and WinXP, I would like to make sure whether we need to fix or not if user use English NS6.1 on a Korean Win2K and cause the same problem? Thank you.

Rui, do you see the same problem on a Korean W2K?

I believe it will be the same on a Korean Win2K, but I don't have a Korean Win2K here right now. I will setup it and attach a screen shot later. Reopen this bug.

Take 2 screen shots on KO Win2K with USRTM Ns6.1. A is under Korean encoding. B is under Unicode encoding.

== assigning to jbetak

accepting...

This is a generic widget problem, not mail compose specific. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 97671 ***

There are 2 solutions to fix 97671: 1. Fixed on 8bit CS layer 2. Fixed on unicode layer Only 2nd solution will affect this bug, and the duplicate is based on the 2nd solution. Leave as RESOLVED DUPLICATE for now, and will verify after fixing 97671.