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From: wekowe@petrus.UUCP (W. Wei)
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Subject: Re: Multi Lingual Word Processors - Are they needed
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Date: Fri, 6-Jun-86 10:24:23 EDT
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I bought a Chinese word processing package last year.  More recently,
I bought an upgrade which enables it to run Lotus 1-2-3 and symphony
in Chinese.  This is not the only company in the business.  I saw
at least a dozen companies making similar products in a trade show
in San Fransisco.  Although, the show emphasized on Chinese computing,
there were products for Japanese, Korean, Arabic, and most European
languages.