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From: miyazaki@diana.NoSubdomain.NoDomain (Takeshi Miyazaki)
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Subject: Re: Multiple Foreign Systems in one folder?
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Date: 12 Apr 91 00:31:13 GMT
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As far as I know...
(I have experiences only with English and Japanese system, though)

One method
   1) Copy DITL, STR, STR# resources from English system file to Japanese
      system file.
   2) Substitute DAs to English ones.
   3) Restart.   If you want to run English system, press option+E at start
      up or restart without Kanji Talk init (using init picker utility)

Another method
   I learned this from a japanese magazine on Macintosh,
   1) Overwrite Japanese system file with English version of installer.
   2) Change itlc resource to 1.
   3) Same as above.

I'm not a expert of Macintosh, so I don't know it can be applied to 
Korean, Japanese and English systems. But,

Hope this helps.

One more thing, I remember Japanese software house "Maki enterprise"
sells ScriptMover(?) which can install multiple foreign system resources to 
English system file. (correct me, if I am wrong.)

You can reach them at 0888-72-5770 (tel) or 0833-72-6380 (fax).
         address is   P.O. Box 6, Awa-ikeda, Tokushima, Japan.


Takeshi Miyazaki
miyazaki@ee.princeton.edu