[KS] Windows and Korean /Jap/Chinese?

[Editorial Staff]

Unfortunately, this add-on doesn't work for macs (it's an ".exe" file).

For macs, use Korean Language Kit, info available from Apple 
(http://www.Apple.com/macos/multilingual/korean.html). Hanmun (4,888 chars)
is supported.
Japanese and Chinese language kits are available as well.

I've gotten it to work fine for Outlook Express; am still working on getting
to work with IE, though.

--Matthew Benuska, KAHS


>Microsoft's Internet Explorer suite has a free add-on that will let you read
>and type in Korean. It works with the Web browser and the Outlook Express
>e-mail package. Incidentally, they also offer support for Chinese
>(simplified and traditional) and Japanese.
>
>You can download the add-ons from the following URL:
>
>http://www.microsoft.com/msdownload/iebuild/ime5_win32/en/ime5_win32.htm
>
>
>
>Josh
>
>>Hm. I may be speaking jibberish here, but what about receiving emails
>>composed in Han'gul, reading and creating websites, and doing the
>>diacritical marks according to the McCune-Reischauer romanization system.
>>Does Hangul 815 do all of the above?
>>Carolyn
>



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