cullum@lclark.UUCP (Mike Cullum) (10/27/89)
One of our instructors is interested in finding a chinese
word processor for the Macintosh. We have discovered one:
FeiMa-P
Wu Corp
We would appreciate information on any others that might be
available, as well as opinions on how good they are.
Thanks in advance.
Mike Cullum
Lewis & Clark College
Portland, Oregon
Tele: (503)293-2740
Bitnet: cullum@lclark
UUCP: tektronix!reed!lclark!cullumpkl@daisy.UUCP (Peter K. Lee) (10/30/89)
In article <732@lclark.UUCP> cullum@lclark.UUCP (Mike Cullum) writes: >One of our instructors is interested in finding a chinese >word processor for the Macintosh. We have discovered one: > > FeiMa-P > Wu Corp > >We would appreciate information on any others that might be >available, as well as opinions on how good they are. There was an article in MacWorld (or some Mac trade journal) one or two months ago on Chinese Word Processors on Mac. They come in different shapes and sizes. The article is a critical review of 3 or 4 different word processors. I don't have a regular subscription to MacWorld, but I'm sure you can find a friend or a local library that does. Sorry about the lack of details, but that's all I can remember. -- -- Peter K. Lee (...!uunet!daisy!pkl), Daisy/Cadnetix Inc.
hulse@iris.ucdavis.EDU (C. Andy Hulse) (11/06/89)
... > There was an article in MacWorld (or some Mac trade journal) one or two > months ago on Chinese Word Processors on Mac. They come in different > shapes and sizes. The article is a critical review of 3 or 4 different > word processors. I don't have a regular subscription to MacWorld, but I'm > sure you can find a friend or a local library that does. > > Sorry about the lack of details, but that's all I can remember. Can anyone? I looked through all the MacWorld's and MacUser's I could find last week, but I didn't see anything... If not, I'll just have to wait for the periodical abstracts to come out :) Thanks in advance for any replies, --Andy Hulse
nilesinc@well.UUCP (Avi Rappoport) (11/09/89)
In article <5832@ucdavis.ucdavis.edu> hulse@iris.ucdavis.EDU (C. Andy Hulse) writes: >... >> There was an article in MacWorld (or some Mac trade journal) one or two >> months ago on Chinese Word Processors on Mac. They come in different >> shapes and sizes. The article is a critical review of 3 or 4 different >> word processors. I don't have a regular subscription to MacWorld, but I'm Pamela Sue Burdman, Word Processing with Character MacUser, May 1989, p. 136-146. Information provided from MacInfo, a database of Macintosh articles from Niles & Associates, Inc. (sorry about the plug, but hey :-) Avi Rappoport nilesinc@well.UUCP, Niles.Assoc on AppleLink 415-655-6666 2000 Hearst, Berkeley, CA 94709
schang@umn-cs.CS.UMN.EDU (Ping Chang) (11/11/89)
In article <14470@well.UUCP>, nilesinc@well.UUCP (Avi Rappoport) writes: > In article <5832@ucdavis.ucdavis.edu> hulse@iris.ucdavis.EDU (C. Andy Hulse) writes: > >... > >> There was an article in MacWorld (or some Mac trade journal) one or two > >> months ago on Chinese Word Processors on Mac. They come in different > >> shapes and sizes. The article is a critical review of 3 or 4 different > >> word processors. I don't have a regular subscription to MacWorld, but I'm > > Pamela Sue Burdman, Word Processing with Character MacUser, May 1989, > p. 136-146. > > Information provided from MacInfo, a database of Macintosh articles from > Niles & Associates, Inc. (sorry about the plug, but hey :-) > > Avi Rappoport nilesinc@well.UUCP, Niles.Assoc on AppleLink > 415-655-6666 2000 Hearst, Berkeley, CA 94709 I am sorry to make a mistake to post the following message in news 45604. Hope this time it will work. There is a package named *MacChinaII* which can produce Chinese characters in the original Macintosh system. After you install MacChinaII it works like AutoMacIII, a Chinese symbol will show up beside the apple menu. Now, you can open Word4.0, MacWriteII or WriteNow2.0 like normal way, when you need insert Chinese character just go to menu bar to select a input method you like then you can insert Chinese character in your document. I use this system in Word4.0 so far I never found anything that Word4.0 support but do not work with Chinese characters(of course the spell is no use at all). PageLayout, Find, Replace, different font size, mail merge, table, multicolumn etc. MacChinaII not just for word process you can use it on most packages. like Graphic, DeskTop Publish, Presentation, Spreadsheets, and HyperCard. Hope this can help you. For more information you can, contact Great Eastern Software Co., Ltd. 4-3F #120 Cheng-De Road Taipei Taiwan R.O.C. Tel : 011-886-2-551-6899 Fax: 011-886-2-551-7499