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Thursday, November 25, 2004

Hanja input in Mozilla?

For all the deserved praise about Mozilla Firefox, where's my hanja (Chinese character) input? Why doesn't the hanja list bar open when pressing the customary button as with IE? 이러면 훈장이 못 쓴다 이거. 흠.

I also need to use Explorer to send email in Korean from my uni account, since Firefox doesn't have language coding change as a mouse button function, which I need to change the language coding in the message composition window. Let's see if changing the composition window not open in a separate window helps any - perhaps, but language coding recognition in Firefox still seems to be lacking compared to Explorer.

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