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The Lounge What is on Your Mind? Please Donate to the Red Cross for Earthquake and Tsunami Relief in Japan Post 302505061 by rajsharma on Wednesday 16th of March 2011 05:20:32 AM
Old 03-16-2011
Great initiative.

Thanks for making this link available.

Our prayers for all of the Japanese.The scenes on TV are devestating.
They will rise again like they did after WW-2 and became one of the top economies of the world.

This is a real wakeup call from the nature to all of us.Lets stop destroying natures'balance.
 

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Wnn6(1) 							   User Commands							   Wnn6(1)

NAME
Wnn6 - Wnn6 Japanese language input system DESCRIPTION
Wnn6 provides a method to input Japanese language in a desktop environment or on a terminal. You need to use htt(1) or xjsi(1) to input Japanese language in a desktop environment, and uum(1) on a serial-connected terminal. If you are logged in to the Japanese desktop, you can use Wnn6 as Japanese language input system by default. If you have changed the default to use another Japanese language input system, you can use Wnn6 by running wnn6setup(1). You can choose any Japanese language input method you like (see the GUI utility wnnenvutil(1)). You can also register and use your own Kana-Kanji conversion dictionary (see the GUI utility wnndictutil(1)). Wnn6 is based on a client-server model, and the server supports multiple clients (users) at the same time. Dictionaries for Kana-Kanji conversion can be managed centrally on a server. SEE ALSO
htt(1), xjsi(1), uum(1), wnn6setup(1), wnnatod(1), wnnbushu(1), wnndictutil(1), wnndtoa(1), wnnenvutil(1), wnnotow(1), wnnstat(1), wnntouch(1), jserver(1M), wnnaccess(1M), wnnds(1M), wnnkill(1M), wnnoffline(1M), wnnudmerge(1M), dpkeyserv(1M), dpkeystat(1M), wnnenvrc(4), wnnhosts(4), jserverrc(4), uumkey(4), uumrc(4), wnn_2A_CTRL(4), wnn_2B_ROMKANA(4), wnn_automaton(4), wnn_cvt_key_tbl(4), wnn_cvt_xim_tbl(4), wnn_hinsi.data(4), wnn_mode(4), wnn_serverdefs(4), wnn_ximrc(4) Japanese Input System Summary & Transition Wnn6 User's Guide Wnn6 Advanced User's and System Administrator's Guide SunOS 5.10 26 Jun 1998 Wnn6(1)
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