Name:         Hangul Jojung
Version:      1.0
Released:     March 6, 1997 (Updated 3/19/97)
Requires:     Korean Language Kit 1.0
Description:
Control Panel for configuring the delete key to work with
Korean or Roman applications. Also allows users of printer-
resident 2-byte PostScript fonts to print correctly with
embedded PostScript data.

This software consists of a self-extracting archive. To use,
download it to your hard drive and then double-click it to
decompress the software.

Description: 
This control panel has two purposes:

(1) Delete key
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Hangul Jojung gives users the option of forcing
non-WorldScript II(TM) savvy applications, which attempt to
delete 2-byte text one byte at a time, to properly delete 2
bytes at a time. 

At first glance, this may appear to conflict with the Delete
by Jamo option in the Power Input Method. (The "Delete By
Jamo" option in the Power Input Method (PIM) is for text
being processed by the input method before it is passed to
an application.) The Hangul Jojung control panel setting is
the opposite. It is for text already entered into a
document. It simply forces an application to receive one or
two Deletes every time the user types one Delete. 

This is only needed when using applications in Asian
languages which are not WorldScript(TM) II savvy. 

(2) 1 or 2 byte PostScript printing 
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Users of printer-resident 2-byte PostScript fonts need to
set this option in order to embed PostScript data in
PostScript files. It affects users who have
printer-resident fonts that are genuine two-byte encoded. 
Without the Hangul Jojung control panel, printing is done
assuming one-byte fonts. Users who have this problem will
immediately see a performance increase when printing with
this installed. Users with no PostScript fonts (only Apple's
TrueType fonts included in the Korean, Japanese and Chinese
language kits) should receive neither benefits nor side
effects from having this control panel installed.