Chinese fonts not displaying correctly on windows 10.

For users who's system upgrade to window 10 may experience issue with chinese fonts not displaying correctly.

Users will need to adjust some of the font settings.

Step 1:  left click on "Start (button)"

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Step 2: left click on "Settings" in "Start"

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Step 3: left click on "Time & language (text)" in "Settings"

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 Step 4: left click on "Region & language (text)" in "Settings"

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Step 5: left click on "Language pack installed (text)" in "Settings"

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Step 6: left click on "Options (button)" in "Settings"

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Step 7: left click on "Microsoft Pinyin Input method editor (list item)" in "Settings"

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 Step 8: (left click on "Options (button)" in "Settings"

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Step 9:  mouse wheel down on "Microsoft Pinyin (window)" in "Settings"

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Step 10: left click on "Fixed Width (text)" in "Settings"

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Step 11:  set to fixed width

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Step 12:  left click on "SimSun (text)" in "Settings"

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Step 13: Set font to "SimSun (text)" in "Settings"

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Step 14:  left click on "Close Settings (button)" in "Settings"

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Step 15: Sample

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Step 16: Sample

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Step 17: Sample

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