Table of Contents

Title and Copyright Pages

About This Manual
      Intended Audience
      Structure of This Guide
      Related Documents
      Conventions

1   Character Sets
      1.1 JIS X 0201
      1.2 JIS X 0208
      1.3 JIS X 0212
      1.4 Unicode
      1.5 ISO/IEC 10646

2   Codesets and Codeset Conversion
      2.1 DEC Kanji
         2.1.1 ASCII or JIS X0201 Roman Letter Code
         2.1.2 JIS X0208 Code
         2.1.3 User-Defined Character Code
         2.1.4 Two-Byte Code Space
      2.2 Japanese EUC
      2.3 Super DEC Kanji
      2.4 Shift JIS
      2.5 JIS Kanji
         2.5.1 7-Bit JIS Kanji Code
         2.5.2 8-Bit JIS Kanji Code
         2.5.3 Restrictions
      2.6 ISO-2022-JP
      2.7 Extended ISO-2022-JP
      2.8 UCS-2/UCS-4
      2.9 UTF-8
      2.10 IBM Kanji System Character Set
      2.11 JEF Code
      2.12 KEIS Code
      2.13 Codeset Conversion
         2.13.1 User-Defined Character Mappings
      2.14 Codeset for Peripheral Devices

3   Locales

4   Local Language Devices
      4.1 Terminals
      4.2 Printers

5   Fonts
      5.1 DECwindows Fonts
         5.1.1 XLFD Font Names
         5.1.2 Bitmap Font Samples
         5.1.3 DECwindows Font Encoding
         5.1.4 Specifying Fonts in DECwindows Applications
      5.2 Printer Fonts

6   Keyboards
      6.1 Keyboard Layout
      6.2 Keyboard Indicator
      6.3 JIS Keyboard

7   Japanese Input Methods
      7.1 Kana Input Method
         7.1.1 Character-Cell Terminals
         7.1.2 CDE and DECwindows Motif
             7.1.2.1 Loading a Keymap
         7.1.3 Activating Kana Input Mode
         7.1.4 English Character Input
         7.1.5 Kana Character Input
      7.2 Kana-Kanji Conversion
         7.2.1 Character-Cell Terminals
         7.2.2 CDE/DECwindows Motif
         7.2.3 CDE/DECwindows Motif Interface
         7.2.4 Interaction Styles
             7.2.4.1 Root Window
             7.2.4.2 On-the-Spot
             7.2.4.3 Over-the-Spot
         7.2.5 Customization of Key Sequences
         7.2.6 Selecting an Interaction Style
         7.2.7 Types of Conversion
         7.2.8 Conversion Operations
         7.2.9 Conversion Key Bindings
         7.2.10 Romaji-to-Kanji Input Method
             7.2.10.1 Romaji Input
             7.2.10.2 Conversion (HENKAN)
             7.2.10.3 Candidate Selection (JI-KOUHO and MAE-KOUHO)
             7.2.10.4 Display All Candidates (ICHIRAN)
             7.2.10.5 Grouping of Phrases (KAKUDAI and SHUKUSHOU)
             7.2.10.6 Navigation Between Phrases (JI-BUNSETSU and MAE-BUNSETSU)
             7.2.10.7 Hiragana and Katakana Input
             7.2.10.8 Full-Form and Half-Form Letters (ZENKAKU and HANKAKU)
             7.2.10.9 No Conversion (MU-HENKAN)
         7.2.11 Kana-to-Kanji Input Method
             7.2.11.1 Enable Kana Mode
             7.2.11.2 Kana Input
             7.2.11.3 Conversion (HENKAN)
         7.2.12 Internal Code Input Method
             7.2.12.1 Internal Code Input
             7.2.12.2 Conversion (KIGOU)
         7.2.13 JIS Ku-ten Code Input Method
             7.2.13.1 JIS-Ku-ten Code Input
             7.2.13.2 Conversion (KIGOU)

8   Japanese Printing Support
      8.1 Supported Printers
         8.1.1 Text Printers
         8.1.2 PostScript Printers
      8.2 Print File Formats
      8.3 Printing Features
         8.3.1 Software On-Demand Font Loading (SoftODL)
         8.3.2 Codeset Conversion
      8.4 Commands and Daemons
         8.4.1 Country Specific Options of the lpr Command
      8.5 Japanese Printing Setup

9   Other Japanese Features
      9.1 DOS Floppy Disk Access Utility - fdio
      9.2 Japanese Kana-Kanji Conversion Dictionary Utilities
      9.3 Wnn with DIGITAL Enhancements
      9.4 Nemacs with DIGITAL Enhancements
      9.5 RWZ01/21 MO Disk Support
         9.5.1 Japanese DECterm
         9.5.2 Creating a Japanese DECterm
         9.5.3 Customizing DECterm
         9.5.4 Font Sizes
         9.5.5 General Settings
         9.5.6 Copying Information
         9.5.7 Default Character Sets
         9.5.8 Japanese Character Input
         9.5.9 Special Characters in nroff
        

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