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In the article <aa0b921-1403970940090001@133.109.74.51> of newsgroup comp.sys.mac.apps,fj.life.in-japan,sci.lang.japan
aa0b921@giken.kobelco.co.jp.NOSPAM wrote

  | In article <970313171729.M0114427@earth.cias.osakafu-u.ac.jp>, 
  | okamoto@earth.cias.osakafu-u.ac.jp (Kenji Okamoto) wrote:
  | 
  | >He wrote a English text on Japanese version of Word6, and sent it to
  | >Stanford where someone read it by English version of Word (don't know
  | >the version number).
  | 
  | The problems we've had occur when trying to read text written by an 
  | English version of Word (versions up to and including 6.0, don't know the 
  | minor version number) of both Windows & Mac, on a Japanese version. Text 
  | submitted on a disk for a joint paper with our US subsidiary was garbled 
  | by any Japanese Word version.

He has read the edited by a researcher of Stanford, which means he could
read a Word text written by English version.   It's also worthy to add
another case that he wrote English on Word-J and sent it to China where
nobody could read it.  This is the observation when I said minor release 
number maybe be the difference between them.  I don't know more details
because I'm not a Word user, but LaTeX user.  :-)

Kenji