Bruce James Robert Linley wrote:

> I sympathize, I recall the difficulty I had (and I'm a career programmer too)
> in coaxing Netscape (3.0 at the time) to display Japanese text. Fortunately
> it's easier with NS 4.0 or newer. BTW, the following will not work with Win
> 3.1. I have no idea about Macs, but I've heard that the OS and/or Netscape
> come with Japanese fonts right out of the box. Linux, having been developed
> by programmers worldwide, comes with Japanese fonts as well as a nice little
> term program, kterm (Kanji Terminal). For Windoze 95/NT users the following
> should work:

Mac user speaking...

I have mailed Netscape user support, and they never told me how I am to 
view Japanese pages. All they told me was that change the encoding to the 
desired language, but even after I did that (This is what I had been trying
before I mailed these guys), it still won't display Japanese. Anyone here with
Us Mac OS 7 or 8 know how to fix this problem?

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