chinese/ DIR 2008/08/14 context_03.zip 54748 2006/12/08 Utility for converting text encodings. Long desc: ConText is a simple utility that does two useful things. First, it lets you convert text from one arbitrary codepage to another (i.e., character byte values are changed as needed to preserve the original meaning of each character under the target codepage). Second, it also supports the pasting of Unicode text (such as may be copied using one of the Mozilla products) from the clipboard, converting it into the selected target codepage on the fly. Runs on: OS/2 Warp 3/FP32 or Warp 4/FP5 and up. Contact: Alex Taylor Source: http://www.cs-club.org/~alex/programming/os2/#context context_04.zip 59722 2007/02/12 Utility for converting text encodings. Long desc: ConText is a simple utility that does two useful things. First, it lets you convert text from one arbitrary codepage to another (i.e., character byte values are changed as needed to preserve the original meaning of each character under the target codepage). Second, it includes clipboard support for Unicode text (in the same format as supported by the Mozilla products). Version 0.4 adds context menus and improves the Unicode clipboard support. Runs on: OS/2 Warp 3/FP32 or Warp 4/FP5 and up. Contact: Alex Taylor Source: http://www.cs-club.org/~alex/programming/os2/#context dbcsmap-1_3-src.zip 35874 2007/05/22 DBCSMAP v1.3 source code Long desc: DBCSMAP is an OS/2 character map program for double-byte characters. This is the program source code, written in C (includes Makefile for VACPP 3.x). Licensed under the GNU GPL. Runs on: OS/2 Warp Requires: OS/2 C compiler; OS/2 Toolkit 4.5x (or equivalent) Contact: Alex Taylor Source: http://www.cs-club.org/~alex/programming/os2/#dbcsmap dbcsmap-1_3.zip 60023 2007/05/22 DBCSMAP v1.3: character map program for Unicode and selected DBCS codepages Long desc: DBCSMAP is an OS/2 character map program for double-byte characters. It supports Unicode (Basic Multilingual Plane), as well as selected "native" codepages for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. Characters can be copied to the clipboard as codepage-specific text (UTF-8 for Unicode text), and in "text/unicode" format as supported by Mozilla. Licensed under the GNU GPL. [V1.3: Various bugfixes and improvements.] Runs on: OS/2 Warp 3 and up with Unicode support (UCONV.DLL) Requires: Unicode font such as Times New Roman MT 30; Innotek Font Engine also recommended (req. Warp 4+) Contact: Alex Taylor Source: http://www.cs-club.org/~alex/programming/os2/#dbcsmap imerj_07.zip 52883 2008/01/11 IMERJ v0.7 - simple input utility for typing Japanese text. Long desc: IMERJ is a "poor man's" Japanese input method editor, which allows you to enter Japanese kana by typing romanized text in the edit window. It is intended primarily for use on non-Japanese systems where a proper IME is not available. Input is kana only - kanji conversion is not supported. IMERJ is free software licensed under the GPL. Runs on: OS/2 Warp Requires: RXULS.DLL, VROBJ.DLL v2.1d Contact: Alex Taylor Source: http://www.cs-club.org/~alex/programming/os2/#imerj imerj_src_07.zip 12942 2008/01/11 IMERJ v0.7 source code (VX-REXX) Long desc: IMERJ is a "poor man's" Japanese input method editor, which allows you to enter Japanese kana by typing romanized text in the edit window. This is the VX-REXX source code (released under the GPL). Runs on: OS/2 Warp Requires: VX-REXX 2.1d Contact: Alex Taylor Source: http://www.cs-club.org/~alex/programming/os2/#imerj kime014.zip 263859 2004/02/02 K Input Method Editor(KIME) v0.1.4 Long desc: IME(Input Method Editor) for Korean on non- Korean OS/2 Runs on: OS/2 Warp 4 FixPak #5 or above. Requires: EMX v0.9d fix #4 Contact: KO Myung-Hun (komh@chollian.net)