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#6798 Chinese Questions
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>Date: Fri, 30 Aug 2002 10:31:45 -0500
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>Subject: Chinese Questions
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Howdy!!

I have two questions about using Chinese on Windows:

- Is there an established way of translating documents created in
Win98/Office 2K with NJ Star into a format that Windows/Office XP can read
and work with?

- Two of my Chinese profs are interested in knowing how to create characters
they need to work with for research purposes.  Other than manually
manipulating a font with Fontographer or some other font program, is there
another method others have used for these purposes?

Thank you in advance for any advice!

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Carly J. Born  -  Carleton College
Academic Computing Coordinator for Literature & Foreign Languages
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