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Korean Translation Issue - Help!
We have a training course in 15 languages, and one is Korean. It was discovered that when the training was uploaded into Workday (using the Scorm 2004, 4th edition) most of the training uploaded corr...
Hello Sheri. I'm sharing a similar experience from last year, and how I solved it (but don't ask me why because I don't know).
Same training course with 8 languages, including Korean. Same problem only with the question slides. The customer said “Characters are all broken”. The problem didn't appear in the SL file, where I had copied-pasted the Korean texts from an Excel file, but only in the preview and after the scorm export. Anyway, after several tests, all I had to do was change the typeface (PlayFair Display) to bold to solve the problem, or change the typeface to Manrope (similar to PlayFair Display). May I suggest you try these 2 methods (bold or change typo). I'd appreciate it if you'd let me know if this was helpful.
Hello Sheri. I'm sharing a similar experience from last year, and how I solved it (but don't ask me why because I don't know).
Same training course with 8 languages, including Korean. Same problem only with the question slides. The customer said “Characters are all broken”. The problem didn't appear in the SL file, where I had copied-pasted the Korean texts from an Excel file, but only in the preview and after the scorm export. Anyway, after several tests, all I had to do was change the typeface (PlayFair Display) to bold to solve the problem, or change the typeface to Manrope (similar to PlayFair Display). May I suggest you try these 2 methods (bold or change typo). I'd appreciate it if you'd let me know if this was helpful.
I changed the font on those slides, and it worked! THANK YOU!!!!
