Re: [tlug] jpilot and cjk

[Tony Laszlo <laszlo@example.com>]

On Sat, 4 May 2002, Jonathan Byrne wrote:

> > At the moment, I have not made the 
> > palm cjk compatible (looking at cjk-os); 
> 
> I used to use J-OS before I ran out of reasons why I needed
> to have Japanese on my handheld, so am not using it any more,
> but it's pretty good.

It seems that the shareware version of J-OS does not work 
on PalmV and thereabouts. If it is going to cost, why not 
try CJK; at least that is my thinking at the moment.  
I'm wondering about that jpilot. Syncs beautifully. But 
my version has virtually no font/encoding settings, at 
least none on the popup menus. And there is nothing in 
the docs. Maybe there is something buried in a faq somewhere. 
 
> Now if only I could find an J-OS equivalent that would enable
> VNese (with an IME, hopefully), that would be really cool.

Can't help you with Palm, being still a flat-out beginner. 
With Linux, I noticed that Yudit does a good job with 
Vietnamese input. How it compares with quail I cannot 
say. Something to work out over a cup of aluminum filter 
Vietnamese coffee that is getting popular these days in 
Japan? :) 
 
 
 
Tony Laszlo, Tokyo
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