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I'm really new in this so I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask, but here goes... With one license, could I manage several reseller accounts or does it have to be under the same account/space/server?

Configuration>General>Localization You need to set the charset to UTF-8. You will be able to see the characters on the webpage but they are still in Traditional Chinese Fonts. The only way to do this properly is to replace all the traditional fonts into simplified fonts one by one. If your readers can understand Traditional Chinese changing the charset to UTF-8 might be the easiest.

Hi all, I have been trying to translate the remaining of the Chinese.txt file in the lang folder (the translation is not complete) and no matter which encoding i choose to save the file in, when I refresh the page in Chinese, the characters dissapears all together. If I replace the file with the original, it is OK again. Am I doing something wrong? How should I save the files or is using notepad wrong? Please help. Also, for those who are curious, the only charset that works with the original file is UTF-8, but once I save it in UTF-8 encoding in notepad, nothing works.?