
    Many times you will know only one kanji of the word. In this case
    MOKE can assist you in finding the right word. To use this function 
    type in the known kanji and use ALT-g (for guess). It will act similar 
    to the F2 command and ask you to choose a kanji if the kana maps to 
    more than one kanji. Select the desired kanji as you normally do. Next 
    you'll get the following message.

		Which kanji in the word (1)st, 2)nd, ...):

    Enter the position number of the known kanji (Example: 1). The disk
    will spin and if the kanji is found (in the wsktok.dat dictionary)
    it will display one entry. To go to the next entry hit any key
    except ESCAPE or RETURN. To select the entry hit RETURN. To Exit without
    selecting anything press ESCAPE.

    Of course this function is only as good as the dictionary itself. If the 
    word is not in the dictionary you won't find it. You should note that 
    searches on the first kanji of the word is much faster then searching on
    subsequent kanji. This is because the dictionary is sorted on the first
    kanji and therefore the program can jump to the general area of that
    kanji. An other kanji in the word must necessarily search the entire
    dictionary and the dictionary is over 400k.


