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In article <1645@tank.uchicago.edu> news@tank.uchicago.edu (NetNews) writes:
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>While I have not tried FeiMa, I did write to the authors for
>information about a year ago.  I quote from their press
>release:
>	. . .
>	FeiMa supplies 2,450 of the most commonly used
>	Chinese characters in a user's dictionary and allows 630
>	characters to be created.  In addition, FeiMa Hard Disk SE
>	comes with an alternate set of 3,080 characters and a
>	utility which converts traditional Chinese characters into
>	simplified characters and vice versa.
>	. . .
>	To contact Unisource Software Corp. call at (617)
>	577-8383 or write Unisource Software Corp., 23 East Street,
>	Cambridge, MA 02141
>
>_____________________________________________________________________________
>Walter C3arlip 				c3ar@zaphod.uchicago.edu
>(the "3" is silent)			c3ar%zaphod@UCHIMVS1.bitnet
>_____________________________________________________________________________

Thank you for correcting me.  I was wrong in saying that Feima does not
exist for Mac.  FeMai is a great product on least on IBM end.  I would
like to see how it is done on a Mac, (even better ?).

However, from Unisource's formal press release, having a 2,450 + 630
chinese characters set is pathetic for a chinese word precessor.
ChineseTalk integrated writing system has around 6,500 characters as
its basic set and even that is not enough at times.

I hope that Unisource does have an upgrate to the aforementioned
product.  If anyone has infomation on FeiMai for the mac, would you
please e-mail it to me (or post it if you like)?  I would really
appreciated it.

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