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diff --git a/doc/GUIDE.english b/doc/GUIDE.english new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8f1c275 --- /dev/null +++ b/doc/GUIDE.english @@ -0,0 +1,41 @@ +*This document is a simple guide for non Japanse people to use Anthy. + +*Correction for my poor English is welcome. +*Many part of this document is not yet written. +-- -- -- -- +*How to INSTALL +*Why conversion system? +*How to USE + +-- -- -- -- +*How to INSTALL + You can use .rpm or .deb to install Anthy. + You also can install Anthy from source package + $ ./configure; make ;make install + shared libraries, utility commands, and grammer definition + files will be installed. + +-- -- -- -- +*Why conversion system? + Japanese text contains both phonetic characters and + ideographic characters. There are two classes of phonetic + symbols, Hiragana and Katakana. Ideographic + symbol in Japanese is called Kanji. + Japanese also uses English alphabet to type an + unix command, to write a program and so on, + thus generally input method systems have ability + to enable or disable itself easily. + + Class of characters in Japanese texts. + With Japanese input method enabled + -phonetic character + -ideographic character + With Japanese input method disabled + -English(Latin) character +-- -- -- -- +*How to USE + Anthy's conversion system is implemented as a library, + so you should use a software (e.g. XIM server to input on + an X application) which uses the library. + This package contains an utility command and Emacs lisp files + to use Anthy from Emacs. |