PrinceOfThieves | # 11 | 2009-12-17, 04:28 | Report

Yeah, thanks to the boys at ifanr.com: http://www.ifanr.com/5645

I was wondering what to get for XMas...

mail2fong | # 12 | 2009-12-24, 17:38 | Report

Finally, you can using various input CJK by installing these application. Thanks to Ifanr.com. I have installed and it work perfectly.
Follow the instruction

http://www.ifanr.com/5882

Enjoy@@

kabu | # 13 | 2009-12-25, 07:18 | Report

yer，you can install，you can send sms to your lovely girlF

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maxximuscool | # 14 | 2009-12-25, 07:41 | Report

WOuld be nice if someone can help porting Cambodian font along with the chinese fonts. Also add the keyboard support as well.

noobmonkey | # 15 | 2009-12-25, 07:49 | Report

max?! lol you just created a thread for that (Your second one at that, and you are posting here....)

jakiman | # 16 | 2009-12-25, 07:53 | Report

Hi, I was wondering if there is an english instructions?
Is this method better than the GNU Emacs method?
My goal is to input Korean...... Is this only for Chinese?

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MrWh1t3 | # 17 | 2009-12-25, 08:40 | Report

I am living in Korea right now. I would like to have some korean fonts too.

mingkee | # 18 | 2009-12-27, 03:18 | Report

I think the problem is on the browser, it doesn't have Korean coding other than UTF-8.

mingkee | # 19 | 2009-12-27, 03:19 | Report

I have it installed on my N900 and now I can input Changjei (using Cangjei5)

LouisLoh | # 20 | 2009-12-27, 09:38 | Report

To all Chinese friends here, here's some good news for ya.


Chinese UI


Chinese Input

Shortcomings include: incomplete Chinese (simplified only) language integration ATM, and only one input method that is pinyin (i.e. no handwriting, no zhuyin).

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Last edited by LouisLoh; 2009-12-27 at 09:46.