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In article <v1an25n.tcmay@netcom.com> tcmay@netcom.com (Timothy C. May) writes:
>: I'm looking for Korean word processor for Mac.
>: I had system 6.0.7 in my Mac LC.
>: If there is a software either for system 6.0.7 or system 7, please
>: let me know.  I also want to know the printer requirement for laser  
>: printng.  I approximately guess it must be a postscript level printer.
>: If you have any experience or information, please send me e-mail.
>: Thank you.
>
>Check out Nisus, from Nisus Software (formerly Paragon Concepts). I 
>believe they have cited their strong presence in South Korea, though
>this may be because Nisus was bundled with Mac sold in S. Korea. I 
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In order to use Korean in Mac, you need the Korean script.
Currently, System 6.0.8 with hangulTalk is available. In Korea, there exists
HangulTalk for System 7.0, but it is very expensive...(I don't know why
they charge much money for the System script...I don't like it)

Once the HangulTalk is installed, most programs will be able to display,
type-in, print Korean like any other English font. It is SO powerful MAC!!
You can use Korean in virtually any standard programs, like Lotus, Excel, Canvas
SuperPaint, PageMaker, CricketGraph, etc, etc. 
In other words, there is no need for specific Korean wordprocessor at all!!

In System 7.1, that will be much better because Apple in developing WorldScript
which enables the multi-byte scripts to be co-exist in the System 7.1.

If anybody have question or want to get HangulTalk 6.08, leave e-mail to 
gt2627c@hydra.gatech.edu...  
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