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Japanese Speakers: I Need help using Kanas in a Western Windows. (Read 512 times)

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Tony 3rd

Japanese Speakers: I Need help using Kanas in a Western Windows.
#1  April 11, 2008, 04:10:58 am
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ok... pretty much, i want to add a japanese sentence to my site.

the deal is, even if i use some japanese fonts, i can't get the kanas to show up. I'm using a Brazilian Windows, but it has the entire support for asian languages installed.


so, how do i get the kanas to show up? if you guys could give a small walktrough on how to type japanese in western windows, i would appreciate.

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Re: Japanese Speakers: I Need help using Kanas in a Western Windows.
#2  April 11, 2008, 04:25:04 am
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That was a test. Can you see it?

if you can
try Jwpce?

http://www.physics.ucla.edu/~grosenth/jwpce.html

I use that as a workaround if and whenever I decided to post kana and kanji in forums. just type the romanji form of it, and it will turn into kana. you can also convert it to kanji. simply cut and paste it to the post/site.
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Tony 3rd

Re: Japanese Speakers: I Need help using Kanas in a Western Windows.
#3  April 11, 2008, 04:42:56 am
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thanks man. this will do just fine.

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Re: Japanese Speakers: I Need help using Kanas in a Western Windows.
#4  April 11, 2008, 12:19:29 pm
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Don't know whether it would be of much practical use here, but just in case:

Windows key + r, then "charmap"
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