How to remove all Chinese characters from a file

[@RaymondHng]

0:46 Chinese subtitles are required for monolingual speakers of the other spoken languages. Monolingual Cantonese speakers do not understand Mandarin, but will be able to read Standard Chinese subtitles.

[@TheChineseAlphabet]

Good point!

[@sharonjohnson4604]

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[@kKpeaceKk]

That's great to know, thank you Professor! We had similar issues when we were trying to change the font of Chinese characters within hundreds of pages where the main language is English. I was unable to find an elegant solution within word, but my Chinese colleague said that there is a function for that in WPS. So sometimes WPS is already giving solutions for problems that only exist when working with two languages.
Thanks for your videos! Hope you have a good week!

[@TheChineseAlphabet]

Thanks for watching!

[@georginadambrosio2432]

You'll never know how much this helped me.... Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge! We need more people like you!

[@TheChineseAlphabet]

Cool!😎

[@Casimiro1692]

very useful knowledge.. how about android. i only use android

[@megumichan8200]

It was not working at first.... I forgot to click 'all' in the search options.
If this happens to you as well, NOT up or down...... just choose 'all'

[@TheChineseAlphabet]

Good point!

[@mstavros_youtube]

Cool. What's the meaning of the code you entered? For example, does 127 mean 'Chinese'? Can you change that for different languages?

[@yiming99]

[!^1-^127] matches any character that is not in the ASCII range 1 to 127.

[@wanazhar5562]

Then how about Power Point? do u have any idea how?

[@TheChineseAlphabet]

Sorry, I have no idea about Powerpoint.

[@yqyolo878]

Thanks!

[@banbangu]

very useful!

[@TheChineseAlphabet]

Oh, thank you!

[@MsZsc]

so real my friend