Chinese, Japanese and Korean characters in English Windows

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• Read and write CJK in your favorite applications
• Fonts
• Input methods reference
• Browsers and E-Mail Clients
• Word processors and text editors
• Character sets and encoding forms
• Links

Read and write CJK in your favorite applications

Choose your operating system:

• Windows ME, 98 or 95
• Windows XP
• Windows 2000
• Windows NT 4.0
• Windows 3.1

Windows ME/98/95

Choose the type of your applications:

• Unicode-compliant applications
  • Microsoft Office 97/2000/XP, Internet Explorer, Outlook Express, WordPad, OpenOffice.org, Mozilla, Netscape, etc.
• Other applications
  • MS Office 95, MS Paint, 602Pro, WordPerfect, etc.

Links

• CJK
  • Mojikyo: the CJK font and input system for scholars with more than 80,000 characters
• Chinese
  • Marjorie Chan's ChinaLinks
    • Chinese Language Software
  • Reading Chinese characters and pinyin on the web by Helmer Aslaksen
  • How to read and write Chinese within Windows by Giorgos Moutsopoulos
  • Chinese Language Processing and Chinese Computing by Sebastien Bruggeman
  • CNapps List: the Web interface to the IFCSS ftp archives mirrored at
    • The Chinese University of  Hong Kong
    • City University of Hong Kong
    • National Chung Cheng University
• Japanese
  • The Monash Nihongo ftp Archive by Jim Breen (mirrors)
  • Using Japanese without having a Japanese system by András Lédeczi
  • Japanisation FAQ for computers running Western Windows by Fabian van-de-l'Isle
• Korean
  • The Korean Keyboard by Fivedeck
  • Korean Online
  • Hangul and Internet in Korea FAQ by Jungshik Shin
  • Center for Artificial Intelligence (CAIR) ftp archive
    • University of Erlangen-Nuremberg