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space If you are using a Macintosh computer, it is quite easy to display Japanese. If you have Mac OS 9, you can install Japanese language support directly from the Mac OS 9 CD-ROM. Follow the installation instructions provided with the CD-ROM. If your Mac cannot support Mac OS 9, or you do not wish to upgrade, you can then install the Japanese Language Kit, which can be purchased from Apple, or from an official vendor of Apple products. The Language kit comes on a CD-ROM, and is extremely easy to install, Once you have the Japanese language support software installed (Mac OS 9 or Japanese Language Kit), you can then surf Japanese Web sites, write Japanese e-mail, run native Japanese versions of software, and even enter Japanese text in your native language software. For Net surfing, you simply select the Japanese font (there are 4 Japanese fonts provided by Apple), and select View Japanese in your browser's text viewing options. |
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you will find clear directions on how to view Japanese web sites.Another solution is to purchase commercial software, which will permit you to use Japanese in much the same way as Apple's Japanese Language Kit for Macs.Information is available at this site: http://www.cortext.demon.co.uk/software.htm
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