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>Subject: Re: #6492.1 Japanese fonts for Excel and Power Point
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On Wed, 6 Feb 2002, Carly J. Born wrote:

> Limited use of Japanese in Excel 98 works, but a file that has more
> than just a little will eventually become corrupted.
>
> Based on my experience, Office 2001 is much better for Japanese
> support in these two apps.

AppleWorks 6 is much better by far for Japanese (or CJK for that matter)
if you're looking for an integrated spreadsheet and presentation
application.  Also much less expensive.


                                        Jeffrey


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