SUMMARY
Microsoft Word does not support Apple's WorldScript technology.
WorldScript makes it possible for one version of an application to work
with multiple language systems (for example, English, Japanese, or Arabic).
This technology can be used as a localization tool for many applications.
However, WorldScript does not address certain aspects of text such as line
layout, printing double-byte characters, or right-to-left text flow.
Because these are important aspects of a word processor, the performance-
level of Microsoft Word would be reduced if it were used with WorldScript.
Microsoft believes that localizing our products is the best way to provide
the best possible product to our foreign markets.
NOTE: Localization is the term used to refer to the process of adapting an
application to a foreign language so that it is optimized for that
language.
Localized versions of Microsoft Word for the Macintosh are currently
available in the following languages:
Australian
British/UK
Danish
Dutch
Finnish
French
Canadian
German
Greek
Italian
Norwegian
Portuguese
Spanish
Swedish
Turkish
To locate your subsidiary, see the Microsoft World Wide Offices Web site
at: