[KS] Re: Windows & Korean question

[Don Shin]

I guess unionway is the best for your situation. 
Please check this page for their product
http://www.unionway.com/products.htm

BTW, My homepage has some information on Hangul and Computer and a couple of useful links for this problem.
http://www.shinbiro.com/~to2003


Try 'links' button at homepage.

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>Hello all:
>
>A Windows question: What is *the best* solution to work with Korean fonts
>if one has an American (or other Western) version of Windows '97 (or '95 or
>'98) installed and uses the usual word processors like Word for Windows or
>WordPerfect, and already has TwinBridge for Chinese and Japanese?
>Our editor here, for the East Asian Studies series, asked me this today and
>as a Mac user I couldn't answer. The responses to Dr. Junghee Lee's similar
>request a month ago weren't very satisfactory. But there must be a good
>solution, no?
>Thanks for your help!
>Enjoy the weekend.
>
>Frank
>


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