When you do the installation of the OS, be sure to select for installation
>all the items that apply to language systems on the Mac. OS 8.5/8.6 gives
>you the option at one stage which allows you to specifically register the
>installation to focus on Japanese and miss out a long list of other
>languages. From memory, I think that this equips you with the input method
>for the Kanji. If it is not actually part of the OS, then it then comes as
>a part of the <Japanese Language Kit> which includes a number of Kanji and
>alphabetic or Roman fonts (type sets). For 8.5/8.6 there may be a specific,
>updated language kit. Ours was installed using the 8.5/8.6 update files for
>an earlier version. The font files are pretty heavy stuff, and your
>extensions folder will have a number of new things in it. Of course you
>will be sure that all these extensions are enabled.
>

What options exist for downloading Japanese language kits for OS 8.1 on my
home computer? I pulled out an 8.1installation CD but couldn't find
language kits for it. Is there any way I can pull the necessary parts off
an 8.6 installation disk and drop them on my System Folder for 8.1? I've
searched through Google and the apple site but haven't a real clue how to
use or find a kit for 8.1.

Incidentally, I followed the directions for 8.6 and 9.0, and now pull up
mostly flawless Japanese script on my work iMac. However, I might be
missing one or two fonts because some sites still come up as gibberish.

Frank Modica
Prairie School
2102 E. Washington
Urbana, IL. 61802
PHONE: 217-384-3551



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