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<P>Dear Fellow List Members,<BR> <BR>I have been experimenting with the "Hanjok imnyokki" software for the past few days in my spare time. This little program from the <A href="http://www.koreanhistory.or.kr/his_main.htm">http://www.koreanhistory.or.kr/his_main.htm</A> website is very useful for anyone interested in digitized Hanmun/Old Hangul texts. The website has both the fonts and the software, so please download them both for maximun benefit. <BR> <BR>There is a very useful Hanja Dictonary section in the program where you can cut and paste the digitized text to a clipboard and then by highlighting a Hanja entry using the Sound/Code Value button on the Main Menu/Insert Menu, a dictonary entry appears in a seperate pop-up window. The entries are pretty comprehensive too. <BR> <BR>Another useful dictionary feature is the Pinyin to Character refrence. Just type in the pinyin spelling and a list of characters appears to choose from. <BR> <BR>Have Fun & Regards, <BR>Charles <BR></P></DIV>
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