Glad you understood all I said.
Just as I thought: You were trying to copy/paste some Thai scripts from this highly popular, academically brilliant site http://www.seasite.niu.edu/Thai/ that, surprisingly, fails to adhere to some simple Thai Web site construction standards regarding font use. It's a sad fact that NIU seems not to recognize. I believe lots of people must have the same problem viewing their site as you do. So did I. I like this Web site so much that I had to add their special font.
To be able to properly view any contents of this Web site, NIU clearly states on the very first page that site visitors should first install into their systems their special font called thaittf.ttf ( http://www.seasite.niu.edu/Thai/home_page/about_fonts.htm, which can be downloaded direct by clicking here or go to SEASite Font Page). Thaittf.ttf does not come installed with Windows; It's not added when you enable Thai Input Support either. That's why you've had such a problem of copying anything from SEASite and pasting into MS Word, because MS Word does not have the tool (i.e. the particular thai.ttf font) to intepret the Thai scripts you pasted. Once the font is installed or copied to your Windows' Font Folder (c:\windows\fonts), all the Thai scripts will show up fine in your browser, including when you paste Thai in your MS Word.
Read more: http://www.seasite.niu.edu/seasite.htm
