[KS] Re: Windows & Korean question

[Frank Hoffmann]

Thanks Didier, and thanks Don!

To clarify: the editor needs this on his machine for professional editing
purposes, typically for English language book manuscripts in the area of
East Asian studies, with some Chinese, Japanese and Korean -- in the index
or in the main text. I believe he also does the entire layout, so the
typefaces need to look perfect.  ... There is nothing that does the job for
Windows '97 (which he has)?
Thanks again! I'll pass the info along.

Frank


>Dear Frank:
>
>Depends on what you want to do with it. For an intensive usage, I can only
>recommend to use a Korean version of Windows (either on another disk or on
>the same disk with Norton System Commander). Note that if you can dedicate
>a PC for multilingual purposes, the best is still to use Windows 3.1 in as
>many languages as you wish, with only one DOS (US for example). It works
>fine, and allows you to print out texts in the language of your choice, or
>to make Postcript files for use on a US system. Again, that sounds like
>DIY, but at least it works, and doesn't crash the computer...

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