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1. #FIREFOX JAPANESE OCR PLUGIN HOW TO#
2. #FIREFOX JAPANESE OCR PLUGIN FULL VERSION#
3. #FIREFOX JAPANESE OCR PLUGIN PC#
4. #FIREFOX JAPANESE OCR PLUGIN WINDOWS#

(The links to the English are at the bottom of the

#FIREFOX JAPANESE OCR PLUGIN WINDOWS#

Utility that allows users to run a legacy application on Windows XPĬode-page/system locale needed by that particular application. Useful information on Microsoft's AppLocale

#FIREFOX JAPANESE OCR PLUGIN HOW TO#

Information detailing how to get Japanese language support (fonts and input) into Sun SolarisĪ bit dated now but still strongly recommended for Linux users is Scott Robbins' Inputting.An actively-maintained resource for Gentoo Linux users on setting up Japanese.LaTeX typesetting system under Linux (Mark Alford - Sat, ) A step-by step guide to creating Japanese documents using the.For the new Ubuntu Linux, some pages on Japanese input.

#FIREFOX JAPANESE OCR PLUGIN PC#

Handy if you're away from a PC with an IME operating.

#FIREFOX JAPANESE OCR PLUGIN FULL VERSION#

ATOK X has become the preferred Japanese IM, and the full version of it is now included with ASE. These IMEs are included with HP-UX's "Asian System Environment (ASE)". An article about configuring HP-UX input methods for CJK languages.Members of the list can read the archives. The nihongo-computing mailing list is a useful source of information about using Japanese Wealth of information about Internet connections, etc. (Seems to work quite well for Japanese - Jim). With (English language) computing organizations in Japan. Sites deal specifically with using computers with Japanese text, and FAQ is an interesting and highly readableĬollection of information about Things Japanese.ĬOMPUTING IN JAPAN/JAPANESE: The following (The site is sponsored by Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.) Is an online magazine of mostly feel-good articles about Japan. best TokyoĪttractions, coolest Tokyo facts, things to do in Tokyo, etc. Is a site with a lot of general touristy information, e.g. The best of Japan, with a special emphasis on providing useful (Alejandro Gutman and Beatriz Avanzati - Wed, 17 July Site has a very interesting and informative (Some good general-information sites are also found Let me know if you encounter a dead link. Some of the links are dead I am may try to re-establish them, but in the meantime They are broadly broken down byĬategory (see the menu list to the left). Most of this page is made up of links to some interesting Web sites relating to Submissions are added semi-automatically to this page (I will probably edit If you want to link from this page, please use this page, which has both advice and a submission form.Somewhere in the Subject to catch my attention, and if I don't reply, try Sometimes don't notice things in the spam folder. (Also, Gmail is prone to classifying regular mail as spam and I To ask me questions not related to my projects, please read this page first, as it may save us both some If you are thinking of emailing me about other things, especially Reply quickly, but I get a lot of mail, and long letters may take a Japanese projects described on this page. With Japan, as well as some comments about the JET program, etc. Magazine, which is for the JET Alumni Community. In early 2014 I did an interview for the JQ.Alexander Jacoby mentioned WWWJDIC in an article in the.Tribune (backup copy as the original has expired). David Jolly mentioned WWWJDIC in an article in the International Herald.These pages and the WWWJDIC dictionary server. William Gordon has written an extended essay on.In The NewsĪrticle in the Asahi Evening News, by Andrew Horvat, whose To some of the resources available on the WWW on Japanese matters. In the area of Japanese computing and dictionaries, (b) to provide links Set of pages: (a) to provide information about a number of my projects Number of activities bringing together Japanese and my professionalĪctivities in computing and telecommunications. Interest in Japan, its people and language.