There seems to be a problem with multibyte characters in multi-line text.
Multibyte characters immediately after a newline (’\n’) will not render correctly.
If you put a space (’ ') after the newline, it will render correctly.
It seems that the same phenomenon is occurring in Chinese.
Thanks for reporting… can you send me an example piece of text along with a screen shot of how it’s appearing and another showing how it should appear.
The bad encoded characters are displayed as square characters.
In Japan, this character is called To-Fu (processed soybean food).
{
“phrase”: “If you’re having trouble restarting, you might like to use the following\noptions to disable normal startup functionality and regain control.”,
“translation”: “再起動に問題がある場合は次のオプションを使用して、通常の起動機能を無効にし\n制御を回復することをお勧めします。”
}
{
“phrase”: “These settings will be used as the defaults for new recording sets.\nTo set the default port configuration, use the \“Set as Default\”\ncommand in the recorder ports panel menu.”,
“translation”: "これらの設定は新しい録音セットの概定として使用されます。\n概定のポート設定を設定するには録音ポートパネルメニューの \"概定として設定\“を使用してください。”
}