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Re: #5263.1 Apple's System 9/Language Kits
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>Subject: Re: #5263 Apple's System 9/Language Kits

------------------ Cool! Question: Does this also mean web browsing in Arabic and/or Hebrew?

Barbara Need
University of Chicago
Language Labs & Archives

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I have just received the official release of Apple's System 9.  The news for Language Resource Centers is good: System 9 contains the complete suite of Language Kits including input systems. It even contains  some of the CE (Central European) Languages - unfortunately limited - as of this moment - to fonts like Geneva and Chicago.

We have not done any serious testing with this system. A preliminary version, without the language kits ran on my desktop for the last two months or so and worked very well, i.e. was very stable.

Otmar Foelsche
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