Kohda-san,
That did the trick! Using your suggested
\setCJKfamilyfont{ume}{Ume Mincho}
\newcommand{\jp}[1]{{\CJKfamily{ume}#1}}
in the prologue,
then using
\jp{日本語... 等等}
to apply Ume Mincho to a Japanese string works like a charm.
I must study the \newcommand command.
(I'm using Linux Mint Debian Edition.)
On 04/23/2012 06:36 PM, Atsuhito Kohda wrote:
I'm not expert of xeCJK but it seems \setCJKfamilyfont{ume}{Ume
Mincho} \newcommand{\jp}[1]{{\CJKfamily{ume}#1}} Japanese omiage,
futon \jp{お土産、布団} works for me. Note in \setCJKfamilyfont, {ume}
can be any name you like but {Ume Mincho} should be real japanese
fonts name. Further, I don't have every fonts you use so I tested with
another fonts on Debian. I hope this helps you a bit. Best regards,
2012-4-24(Tue)
ありがとうございます.
Jon
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