Technical data

2.3.2
Command Line Editing That Supports Multibyte
Characters .........................................................
2–9
2.3.3
Kana-Kanji Conversion: Customization of Japanese Input
Options ............................................................
2–11
2.3.4
Thai Terminal Support . .............
............................
2–15
3 Using Asian Language Support Enhancements for Motif
Applications
3.1
Tuning the X Server for Ideographic Languages ................. 3–1
3.2
Setting Fonts for Display of Local Languages . ................... 3–4
3.2.1
Accessing Local Language Fonts for Remote Displays .... . 3–4
3.3
Customizing a Terminal Emulation Window for Asian
Languages ... . ..........................................................
3–5
A Bitmap and Monospaced Fonts for Locales
B Phrase Utility
B.1 Enabling the SIM Service .......... . ................................ B–3
B.2 Creating and Maintaining a Phrase Database .. . ................ B–3
B.3 Using a Phrase Database ............................................
B–7
B.3.1 Phrase Input Supported Through the SIM Service ........ . B–7
B.3.2 Phrase Input from the Input Options Application .......... B–8
Index
Examples
1–1
Setting Up a Local Language Printer with lprsetup ... ..... . ... 1–18
Figures
B–1 User Interface Screen of the Phrase Utility ..... . ................ B–4
Tables
1–1
Locale and Key Combination Summary ........................... 1–8
1–2
Symbols in /etc/printcap File for Local Language Printers .... . 1–15
2–1
The stty Command Options for Controlling Terminal Line
Discipline . . ............................................................. 2–7
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