You can check on the format by looking in the X11 fonts directory. If you don't control your Unix system, then ask the system administrator to install them for you in the standard X11 fonts directory. If this is not possible, you can install the obtained fonts into your private directory and use the following command to set the font path. Mac users should contact Apple or authorized Apple dealers for the Language Kits information. For Chinese, Japanese, and Korean, the Language Kits provide the most satisfying solution.
Many free fonts are available in non-Asian languages, however.
The Yamada Language Center is a good starting point for the latter. Travel Third-party software and literature recommendations in technical articles are personal opinions of Netscape employees and are not necessarily endorsed by Netscape Communications Corporation. This site powered by Netscape SuiteSpot servers .