Re: extracting words
in the first grade Korean class). It would have been more appropriate if you had come up with an example from Japanese or Chinese where spaces are rarely used to separate words. From Japanese, how about: kokodehakimonowonuidekudasai This could be koko de hakimono wo nuide kudasai (take your shoes off here) or koko deha kimono wo nuide kudasai (take your clothes off here; in this case "ha" is pronounced "wa") Actually, this example was given at an AAMT meeting last year to show that writing words in kanji + kana rather than just kana makes it easier for MT software to break down strings into words accurately and therefore produce better translations. Best wishes, Jonathan Lewis Tokyo Denki University
Re: Identifying a Unicode character
From: "John H. Jenkins" [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Tue, 22 Aug 2000 09:04:50 -0800 (GMT-0800) Unless they hack it themselves, it seems unlikely. The Mac offers a Unicode keyboard, but unless an application decides to make it available it won't be active. Just wondering, are there any Mac applications that do make the Unicode keyboard available? Best wishes, Jonathan Lewis Tokyo Denki University
