On Saturday, September 20, 2003, at 03:19 PM, Steve Bell wrote:
I've been asked to install the Japanese OSX 10.1 on an iMac. I will have a
non technical Japanese speaker present. The keyboard in use will be a
standard UK type. Will this cause a problem?
Probably not if he's already a touch typist!
I'm told the purpose of the install is to test Japanese educational or games
CD's.
I *think* you could use your current system, but specify under "System Preferences" > "Language" to use Japanese. The dialog box reads "Drag languages into your preferred order for use in application menus and dialogs." Then you need to go to the Input Menu and specify Japanese.
This procedure works well for Chinese, anyway, but there may be special aspects to the Japanese market OS X that I'm not aware of.
If you do go with X 10.1, install all the updates. Probably better to go with OS X 10.2.6 if you can.
Best,
Patrick Draine
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