Setting Up or Installing Korean Language Input
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I am just starting to think about learning Korean, and have unsuccessfully tried to set up Hangul in my Input Mode settings. My install was in English, and I don't honestly remember if I deselected Asian language support during install.
Symptoms:
Under International:Input Menu, Hangul is listed, but under Input Type, "Input Method" is all that is listed. (The same is true for Kotoeri, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese, but the Japanese Kana Palette is available.)
Under International:Input Menu, when I select Hangul and then close the International pane, then click the flag, Hangul is not listed. Reopening International pane shows Hangul unchecked.
When I select Korean in the Character Palette, Hangul is listed but no characters are shown in "by Category" view. There are rows of empty boxes, which can be selected but no information is shown under Character Infor or Font Variation.
Steps Taken:
I searched the Discussions, and the closest thing I found was installing additional fonts. I inserted the OSX install DVD, and tried searching in the Finder for "AdditionalFonts.pkg" but that failed. Finder did turn up "AdditionalAsianFonts.pkg"--its listed Parent was "Receipts"--but attempts to open the file were met with the following: the Additional Asian Fonts Installer opened to the Introduction, and the error msg "The Installer Package 'AdditionalAsianFonts' could not be opened. The selected package is a receipt."
Questions:
Does the fact that the package is listed as a reciept mean that the Additional Asian Fonts have, in fact, already been installed?
How can I tell if/what Asian Language support I do have installed?
What else might I need in order to select Hangul in Input Mode?
Is there a Hangul palette available, and how/where might I get it?
Thanks in advance.
PowerBook G4 Mac OS X (10.3.9)
I am just starting to think about learning Korean, and have unsuccessfully tried to set up Hangul in my Input Mode settings. My install was in English, and I don't honestly remember if I deselected Asian language support during install.
Symptoms:
Under International:Input Menu, Hangul is listed, but under Input Type, "Input Method" is all that is listed. (The same is true for Kotoeri, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese, but the Japanese Kana Palette is available.)
Under International:Input Menu, when I select Hangul and then close the International pane, then click the flag, Hangul is not listed. Reopening International pane shows Hangul unchecked.
When I select Korean in the Character Palette, Hangul is listed but no characters are shown in "by Category" view. There are rows of empty boxes, which can be selected but no information is shown under Character Infor or Font Variation.
Steps Taken:
I searched the Discussions, and the closest thing I found was installing additional fonts. I inserted the OSX install DVD, and tried searching in the Finder for "AdditionalFonts.pkg" but that failed. Finder did turn up "AdditionalAsianFonts.pkg"--its listed Parent was "Receipts"--but attempts to open the file were met with the following: the Additional Asian Fonts Installer opened to the Introduction, and the error msg "The Installer Package 'AdditionalAsianFonts' could not be opened. The selected package is a receipt."
Questions:
Does the fact that the package is listed as a reciept mean that the Additional Asian Fonts have, in fact, already been installed?
How can I tell if/what Asian Language support I do have installed?
What else might I need in order to select Hangul in Input Mode?
Is there a Hangul palette available, and how/where might I get it?
Thanks in advance.
PowerBook G4 Mac OS X (10.3.9)
PowerBook G4, Mac OS X (10.3.9)
