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Topic # 4444 18-Jul-2005 23:18
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Hi there,

Anyone out there know anything about displaying and inputing Japanese, Chinese or Korean on a Pocket PC? Is it possible? What software do I need? any help would be much appreciated. I am specifically interested in Japanese.

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Reply # 16756 18-Jul-2005 23:47
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There are some software around for this... Check Effy-Japanese 3.1 for example, or a search for Japanese in our Geekzone Software store.

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