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I face the same problem. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I tried CJKOS. It currently takes 194k of memory in my Palm V with the
fonts. There doesn't seem to be an input method for Japanese however.

It displays Japanese just great. Better than the Japanese addon for US
Outlook in fact.I use WinNT.

Onegaishimasu

stu





Greg Conquest <conquest@surfline.ne.jp> wrote in message
news:37c23004.4564556@enews.newsguy.com...
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to figure out how to add Japanese language capability to my
> Palm IIIx, and it's difficult for me to completely understand my
> options. Please help if you can. I'll post solutions and issues on my
> web page if I can get a good model going. www.efn.org/~conquest
>
> J-OS is what most people have referred me to.
>
http://www.palmgear.com/software/showsoftware.cfm?sid=89504919990816022405&p
rodID=607
> or search for J-OS at http://www.palmgear.com  if the link above
> doesn't work.
>
> J-OS 1.9  was completed on Oct-28-1997. I can't tell how much RAM it
> will occupy on a Palm, but the author does say that several other
> companion apps are needed including Elisa font (available on PalmGear)
> and several dictionary files (which I can't find on PalmGear and I
> know there are several more versions of available anyway.)
>
> It looks like J-OS *was* the way to go, but links/supporting files are
> hard to find, various improved versions of supporting files are
> available, and the English in the setup files is quite confusing.
>
> Then there's CJKOS.
>
http://www.palmgear.com/software/showsoftware.cfm?sid=89504919990816022405&p
rodID=3402
> or again search for CJKOS on palmgear's site.
>
> This application allows Chinese, Korean, or Japanese of differing
> encodings to be used, uses 160 K of RAM (according to PalmGear), and
> version 1.32 was updated Aug-20-99.
>
> To me, CJKOS looks better, but I'm not at all sure, and I do have two
> concerns:
> 1) The E-dict series of dictionaries (no reference) state that J-OS is
> required (no mention of CJKOS is made)
> 2) I don't need Chinese and Korean capability for my Palm, so I am
> concerned that the code will be consequently "feature-bloated."
>
> I'm using win98 if that is an issue.
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
> Greg
>
>