December 2008
Intermediate to advanced
912 pages
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English
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Index
keyboard arrays (continued)
creating your own, 346
hangul, 340–342
Kong array, 341–342
KS array, 340–341
ideograph, 325–326
kanji tablet, 325–326
kana, 332–340
50 Sounds array, 335–337
JIS array, 332–333
TRON (Micro TRON) array, 337–340
New-JIS array, 333–334
umb-shi array, 334–335
TRON TK1 array, 337–340
Latin for CJKV input, 342–346
High-speed Roman array, 345–346
M-style array, 342–345
mobile, 346–353
Chonjiin Hangul array, 350–353
EZ Hangul array, 350–353
Japanese, 348–350
Korean, 350–353
overview, 322–323
Western, 323–325
Dvorak array, 324–325
QWERTY array, 323–324
zhuyin, 330–332
Dai-E array, 331–332
TwinBridge array, 330–332
Kim, Yongmook, 361
kinsoku shori (see line breaking)
KLS (Korean Language Society), 43–45,
306–308
Knuth, Donald, 227, 558, 790, 816
KOce, 641, 649
kokuji, 75–76, 778
borrowed by China, 75–76
Kon, Akira, 357
Kong array, 341–342
Korean Language Society (see KLS)
Korean Standard (see KS)
Kotoeri, 309–310, 358–359
Kozuka, Masahiko, 365, 679
Kozuka Gothic, 384
Kozuka Mincho, 365–367, 384–385, 394,
428–429, 450, 464, 496, 504–505,
511, 518, 526–531, 539–540, 791
KPS 9566-97, 87, 148–150, 189, 779
versus KS X 1001:2004, 149–150
KPS 10721-2000, 88, 149, 167, 779
Extension B mappings, 167
KPS standards, 148–151
Unicode compatibility, 151
KRNIC (Korea Network Information Center),
779
KS (Korean Standard), 16–17, 779
current symbol for, 16
KS array, 340–341
KS C 5601 (see KS X 1001:2004)
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