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Korean Solaris User's Guide
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Preface
Chapter 1 Introduction to Korean Solaris Software
Design of Korean Solaris Software
Korean Graphical User Interface
Korean Input/Output
The Localized CDE Desktop
Chapter 2 Starting the Korean Solaris Software
Setting the Default Locale
Using Aliases for Setting Locale
Setting up Locale Aliases for the Korn Shell
Setting up Locale Aliases for the C Shell
Changing Font Directories
Chapter 3 Using the htt Input Method Server
Input Method Server Basic Properties
Three htt Processes
htt Property Manager
Resetting and Terminating htt
File Menu
Help Menu
Using htt Command Line Options.
Customizing the on/off Key from General Dialog
Customizing the Preedit/Status Window from the Preedit/Status Dialog
Customizing the Lookup Window from the Lookup Table Dialog
How and When htt is Started
Input Method Server Basic Properties
Using the iiim Server in ko.UTF-8 and ko_KR.UTF-8 Locales
Chapter 4 Entering Korean Input
Character Sets
Input Window Areas
Preedit Area
Status Area
Lookup Choice Area
Entering and Converting Hangul/Hanja Characters
ASCII/English Input Mode
Hangul Input Conversion Mode
Committing Hangul Input
Converting to Hanja
Hanja Character Step Mode
Committing a Hanja Choice
Hanja Character Lookup Choice Mode
Committing or Rejecting Hanja Choices
Hanja Word Conversion Modes
Entering Special Symbol Characters
Hex Code Input Mode
Special Lookup Choice Mode
Backspacing and Deleting Characters
Chapter 5 Localized Applications
Using the mailx Utility with Korean Characters
Using talk with Korean Characters
The xtobdf Utility
The Sdtconvtool Utility
The iconv Utility
Chapter 6 Font Editor
Display PostScript System (DPS)
Using Korean PostScript Fonts and DPS Facilities
Creating Composite Korean Fonts
Using Korean Fonts in DPS Programming
Using the Font Editor
Setting Up in a Working Directory
Starting Up the Font Editor
Preparing a Font File
Editing a BDF Font File
Converting BDF to PCF Format
Installing and Checking the Edited Font
Chapter 7 Korean Printing Facilities
Printing Korean Output from a Command Line
Printing with a Line Printer
Printing with the xetops and xutops Utilities
Printing with the mp Utility
Chapter 8 Hanja Tool
Hanja Tool Features
Using Hanja Tool
Finding a Hanja
Adding a Hanja Word
Modifying a Hanja Word
Deleting a Hanja Word
Appendix A Open Windows Information
Introduction to OpenWindows
Design of Korean Solaris Software
Expanded Workspace Properties Worksheet
Korean OPEN LOOK DeskSet
Starting Up OpenWindows
Checking Your User Environment
.cshrc File
.openwin-init File
.xinitrc File
Starting the Korean OpenWindows Environment
Changing the Language Setting on the Workspace Properties Worksheet
Changing Your System Locale Setting
OpenWindows and htt
Changes to the .openwin-init File
Printing in OpenWindows
Customizing Your OpenWindows Workspace
Using Fonts
Korean (ko) Font Lists
Korean (ko.UTF-8) Font Lists
Starting Applications With a Specific Korean (ko or ko.UTF-8) Font List
Specifying Font on Command Lines
Font Set Names
Scaling Applications Windows and Fonts
Appendix B Binary Compatibility Package
Korean Test Utilities
Asian-Specific Utilities
Conversion Utilities
Conversion Within a Codeset
Conversion for Korean Character Codes
Appendix C Running Networked Applications
Instructions for Running Networked Applications
Setting Required Environment Variables
Sample Command Sequences for Remote Operation
How to Display Remote OpenWindows V2.x on a Local OpenWindows V3.x System
How to Display Remote OpenWindows V3.x on a Local OpenWindows V2.x System
Appendix D Mapping Korean Keyboard Functions
Glossary
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