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Okay,

I got XeLateX installed and working, so we're making progress.

However, it doesn't seem to recognize any fonts. When I /setmainfont{anything} I get errors:

! Font \zf@basefont=( at 10.0pt not loadable: Metric (TFM) file or installed font not found.

I've tried fonts I know I have, like ...

xetex is a different program, not just a package. But you'll also need the packages fontspec, xunicode, and xtlxtra, which should be included.

Ah, my bad for nonspecific language. Okay, I found the w32TeX distribution, which contains instructions for installing XeTeX after you deploy the main ...

Alright, so I had ProTeXt installed, which includes MiKTeX, and I separately had ConTeX from an older installation. I noticed in my MiKTeX folder that XeTeX had a subfolder, but was having trouble with XeTeX commands, so I uninstalled everything and am starting from scratch with TeX Live 2008, which ...

Good LaTeX IDEs supporting Unicode are TeXmaker or Winshell . TeXnicCenter will support Unicode with its upcoming Version 2.0, which is currently developed.

For WinShell, Korean character support wasn't obvious, but was easier with TeXmaker. Good call!

So I'm a bit closer now to a permanent ...

TeXnicCenter is probably built as 8-bit (non-Unicode) application, like many old Windows programs. Use a better text editor (even Notepad will do) and save the file as UTF-8. Then try to use \usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} . If that doesn't work, try it with utf8x . I don't have any experience with ...

According to my MiKTeX Package Browser, I have cjk language support and cjk fonts installed.

Further, when I open any graphic input dialog box in TeXnicCenter, such as "Find Files" I can type in Korean characters in the form fields. For example, I can search for 정. But if I type that character into ...

I'm using MiKTeX 2.7 and the distribution came with Korean fonts (at least, there is a folder called "Korean" in the fonts directory, and it has stuff in it).

I'm also using TeXnicCenter to do my coding, and Korean characters show up as question marks.

What do I need to do?

I removed the code you identified, but it produced the exact same output. Hmm.

UPDATE: Ah! I solved it, with your help, thanks. I was thinking about how you said it empties the stored values for the title field right after it displays it, so I used the following code in the .tex file that invokes ...

I'm trying to make a half title page, and running into an issue. I'm modifying Springer Verlag's svmono document class, and I took the \maketitle command, renamed it \makehalftitle, and stripped all the subtitle and author information out of it. I thought that \makehalftitle followed by \maketitle ...

phi wrote:You cannot use small caps with Helvetica, because there is no small caps version of Helvetica.

That's too bad, because Helvetica is such a perfect sans serif font. Anyone know any s-sf fonts that have small caps?