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--- Forwarded Message from JEFFREY_J._HAYDEN_(ÍõÁú<=Ô/¤$E0Às<=s) <[log in to unmask]> ---

>Date:  Thu, 4 Nov 1999 04:51:38 -1000
>From: JEFFREY_J._HAYDEN_(ÍõÁú<=Ô/¤$E0Às<=s) <[log in to unmask]>
>To: Language Learning and Technology International Information Forum   <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Re: #5300 Chinese Language Kit and Word98
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On Thu, 4 Nov 1999, Eduardo Lage Otero wrote:

> A Chinese grad student noticed some problems with Word 98 and the
> Chinese Language Kit v. 2.0 When trying to combine English and
> traditional Chinese in the same document, the Chinese characters/text
> leave an annoyingly long empty space before and after them. This does
> not happen with the Traditional SimpleText application provided with
> the CLK CD. Furthermore, Simplified Chinese does not show at all
> within Word98.
>
> Has anyone experienced similar problems with this setup? Are there any
> upgrades for either one of them that affect WorldScript functionality?

This has been a problem with Microsoft since the introduction of
WorldScript.  They have stated that they do not intend to offer any
compatibility fixes.  Apple has no say in the matter.  Your only option is
to choose another word processor, such as WordPerfect (which is now
discontinued though free at http://www.corel.com ), AppleWorks (formerly
ClarisWorks; an under-rated program, in my opinion), or Nisus (although
Nisus 5.1.3, CLK 2.0, and MacOS 8.6 don't play nice together).


                                        Jeffrey


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