Japanese Text

The command KANJI will load the (Japanese) Kanji font. Standard ASCII characters are printed as normal roman characters. To access additional symbols in the Kanji font there are two methods: Use a sequence such as
#math48##tex2html_wrap_inline382#[ka]
This will print the hiragana equivalent of the ;SPMquot;ka;SPMquot; syllable. To use katakana instead use
#math49##tex2html_wrap_inline384#[Ka]

The small ``tsu;SPMquot; characters are entered using #math50##tex2html_wrap_inline386#[tt] for hiragana and #math51##tex2html_wrap_inline388#[Tt] for katakana.

If you know the JIS code this can also be used. For example #math52##tex2html_wrap_inline390#[3b33] will print the symbol ``yama;SPMquot; (mountain).

The escape sequences used for JIS are also recognized. As the Escape character is not accepted in the text prompt, to be able to print this type of text you'll probably need to include it in a ``.rob'' file and use the ``FILE;SPMquot; command to access it.

PostScript output files use the Ryumin-Light font with EUC encoding. You therefore need to have this font installed on your printer to be able to print output files.

Japanese PostScript hardcopy has never been demonstrated to work. (I'd welcome someone in Japan to work with on this!)