Last touch to make you enable Japanese over the internet For both platforms, you may have to play with browser setting. Here are examples with Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator. If you can't print Japanese correctly and really desperate, print your page as graphic. In this workshop, we have PC workstation with English operating system. Although this is not the ideal situation to be working with Japanese, anytime possible, we address the issue of how to include Japanese.
Some institutions now require all teachers to publish their syllabus online for easy access.
More and more students visit web site when making a decision which class to take. Publishing your syllabus online could become just another skill, such as using a copy machine or using a VCR in class in the near future. Basic assumption of this portion of the workshop is that you are familiar with wordprocessing using Word, but are not familiar with publishing on the Web. Although there are ways to go about this task, saving Word document as HTML and publish it on the Web is going to be the method used. If the version of Word is 2000, you should be able to include Japanese just fine.