Re: Web browser and Japanese

[s-luppescu@example.com]

On 19-Jul-2000 Mike Fabian wrote:
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>>     Entering Japanese in Kterms, and Emacs works pretty good, 
> 
> That means cannaserver and kinput2 are running, otherwise you would
> not be able to enter Japanese into your Kterm. 
> 
>>     Any info about this would be great.  I've looked around a bit, and
>> Mozilla looks promising, but it seems to be still really beta.
> 
> Japanese input works well in Mozilla too. 

I'm in the same boat, but since I don't have a JP localized system, I can't do
input in netscape (kinput2 and canna work fine in emacs for me, too). I was
excited to read how Stephen Turnbull had gotten Japanese input working in
Mozilla M15, but I couldn't do it. Does anyone know how to get this working in
a US English version of RedHat 6.2?
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