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From: leonardr@uxe.cso.uiuc.edu
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Kanji Talk Question
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Date: 21 Apr 88 16:21:00 GMT
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Mike_G_Newman@cup.portal.com(Mike Newman) writes in comp.sys.mac

>leonardr@uxe.cso.uiuc.edu(Leonard Rosenthol) writes in comp/sys/mac
>about using Suitcase and a special resource file to switch back
>and forth between using a non-KanjiTalk system and KanjiTalk.
>
>Can you be a bit more specific about exactly which rsources from the
>KanjiTalk System file need to be put in the special file?
>
	According to the Script Manager/Kanji Talk documentation that I have (dated
June 8, 1987) you need to move all those resources which are contained in the 
KIS file (this is for the Script Manager disk, not the Kanji Talk System so you
may not have this file.)  If you don't have this file, then open up the Kanji
System file and copy all those resources of whose name is Kanji into a new file
which will be used by Suitcase.  Most of the resources that you need are not the
standard ones, but ones that you are not used to seeing.  Things like sicn, itl
(x), etc.  Check all the resource types that you are not familar with and move
the ones named Kanji.

>Also, can you reveal exactly how to modify the SCTy resource in  Suitcase
>to get the job done?
>
	According to the documentation that accompanies Suitcase, you can modify the
SCTy resource by adding the filetype of any file you want added. I gave the
above file a type of INTL (for international, but you can call it anything!) and
then added the INTL to the end of the SCTy resource.  You might also want to
modify the STR# which contains the names of the files/folders to look in and
add the name of the file (or a folder for international stuff).

>
>I've had KanjiTalk for months now and am frustrated by not being able
>to use it with my hard disk without having to move the Kanji System file
>in and out of the blessed folder.
>
	I think that once you get this working, you will find it is wonderful! I use
it often with the Hebrew and Arabic systems and could not be happier.  It is 
nice to be able to do newsletters, etc. in Hebrew (and in LW quality too!!)


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