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sarrel@tut.cis.ohio-state.edu(Marc Sarrel) writes in comp.sys.mac

>I just got Kanji Talk from APDA and am quite impressed.  However, I'm
>having trouble figuring out the best way to use Kanji Talk with my
>hard disk.  I know (assume) that I can't use KT directly with
>MultiFinder.  I don't mind booting with a floppy occasionally, but
>then I can't use applications on my hard disk because when I start
>them up, I revert to the system/finder on my hard disk (which then
>seems not to run correctly).
>
>Ideally, I'd like to move the KT system folder onto my hard disk and
>be able to switch between system folders at will.  Also, I'd like to
>put the KT fonts on the hard disk, too.
>
>Is this sort of scheme possible?  If not, what is the best comprimise?
	What I do for the the Hebrew and Arabic Operting Systems (and it works for
the Kanji too (I've done that before as well) is to create a special file 
containing the required resources for supporting the Interface System. (This
includes the FONTs, sicns, INTL, inlx, etc. resources). I then patch my copy of
Suitcase to automaticaly read in these resources (madify the SCty resource) and
just put the INIT into the system folder and reboot. (Make sure that yoiu rename
Suitcase to !Suitcase so taht it  loads early in the boot cycle)
	You won't get the Kanji Menus or Dialogs but you will be able to enter the
Kanji Text into any aplication that supports the Script Manager.
>Will the rumored Kanji Talk 2.0 be easier to use in this respect?
>
	I don't know but I'm sure Jordan may have an answer as to any thing dealing
with Kanji 2.0

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