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In article <1990Nov21.054005.16471@ingres.Ingres.COM> ack@k9.Ingres.COM (David Ackerman) writes:
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>  I am trying to find a decent (and hopefully affordable!) Chinese word
>processor for the Macintosh. I know of two: FeiMa-P, and BrushWriter 2.
>The Wu Corporation, makers of FeiMa-P, have reportedly gone out of
>business, and I do not want to buy an orphaned product. BrushWriter 2
>does not work with a Mac II, which means it has not been enhanced in
>a LONG time. There is also Mishu, which is a desk accessory for input
>of Hanzi into English documents, but I am really looking for a true
>Chinese system. I have the Chinese Apple system software (ChineseTalk),
>but it's not much fun without applications that work with it properly.
Are you talking about ChineseTalk 6.0.5 or the other versions?
Version 6.0.5 is much better than the other versions.

LaserWriter II NTXA is special for Chinese System, I think. There is harddisk
, put by some PostScript Chinese characters, connected to this LaserWriter.

The other Chinese system you may like to try is MacChina 3.1 made by
Great Eastern Software company in Taiwan.

MacChina 3.1 can let you use Chinese OutLine Font by connecting IBM PC.
The reason doing that is because PC is major in Taiwan market so far.
Designing a Chinese Card for Mac is extremely expensive if you compare with the
one for PC.
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>  Does anyone out there know of any other programs that exist? My ideal
one for PC.
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>  Does anyone out there know of any other programs that exist? My ideal
Maybe someone can tell me if there is a Chinese Word Processing Program.
Up to now, I hear no better news!

Darda