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Included in this chapter are terms such as freeware,
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shareware,
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and commercial soware.
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Open source is another term that will pop up from time to time. ese terms relate to the
licensing terms of the soware, and to what extent the source code is made available. is
chapter will provide you with a basic working knowledge of what functions to expect,
but stops short of providing all the information about such soware. To do so is clearly
beyond the scope of this book. If you are interested in a particular OS or application, I
encourage you to obtain more detailed information on it from its creator, manufacturer,
or distributor. In some cases, the manual may be available as a downloadable PDF le, or
there may be a trial version available.
Viewing CJKV Text Using Non-CJKV OSes
For a signicant number of users, simply being able to display CJKV text is sucient to
suit their needs. e ability to input or otherwise manipulate CJKV text may not be so
important to this class of user. If you do not fall into this category of user, I strongly en-
courage you to consider obtaining an OS or other environment that provides a full range
of CJKV support, not simply the ability to display CJKV text. As long as you are using Mac
OS X or Windows Vista as your OS, your needs will be met.
In the past, Microso provided, as part of their OS CD-ROMs and ...