[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] illuminarok:
You can download the OEM to enable Japanese input and display for your Titan here:

http://www.fileshex.com/download.php?file=0eb6e678fe5ad9c9cfd62a37986b54f3

I use for 3.0.1 ROM, just extract OEM and SYS folder to your kitchen, allow it to overwrite

wince.nls and you are ready!

Retains ALL original fonts for interface like CE Star.

Includes new font, Meiryo - Japanese CLEARTYPE font.

Minimal RAM usage by reduce number .dll files installed by SIP.

Bugs -> this thread, and I will address.

Thanks to everyone who help me get started with PPC, and thanks most of all to dcd. Thanks to

Asukal who make original IME files for inspiration and wince.nls file.

Enjoy!

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Update:

Here some screenshots by show you how to use. Also, I add DisableEN.cab from Asukal. It will let

you reduce your number of SIP to just the 4 that I have, which will lower the memory usage on your

phone since your phone won't have to load maybe 10 SIP.

This panel lets you choose between English or Japanese text input. If you want to use hardware

keyboard, just pop open SIP and choose which input you would like to use.

For English input select default　(it's highlighted in 1st pic): 英数 EISUU, means ASCII Encoding

For Japanese input hiragana/kanji select top option: かな KANA

For Japanese input katakana select middle option: カナ KANA (You don't need to do this unless

you have a great many katakana words to input and you want to save time!)

The second text that's selected says: 半角 HANKAKU, means "half width" -- Japanese characters

use a combination of 2 english characters encoded together to get all the extended characters.

So, it makes a full width. If you turn HANKAKU off for English, your text will get HUGE, and only

those who have JP support can read it even though it is in English. So, make sure if you type

in English text, your Romaji SIP looks like Picture 1 :-)

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Now, I only have 4 SIP. Keyboard (Default English), Kensaku (Japanese/English "block recognizer"),

Romaji (Japanese/English Keyboard for Roman letters and Japanese), and Phone Pad, which is HTC's

phone pad from long time ago. New phone pad xT9 won't work because of a conflict about SIP.

Fewer SIP is less memory consumption. You can lower your SIP number by cab file in this post,

DisableEN.cab.

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Also, I have added EnableEN.cab to add SIP back in case you don't like not having other SIP

available. This way, it won't hurt to try! Make a soft reset if you install DisableEN.cab and do

not use uninstall for that cab. Install EnableEN.cab to get back your SIP, but make a soft

reset after installing that, too.

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Update:

I add dictionary program to this post for Japanese. It's in English instead of Japanese by mui

patch file, and it's ready for dictionaries to be loaded on your memory card.

Dictionary program:

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=80979&d=1208123286

Go to http://www.japaneselanguagetools.com/PPC.html to download dictionaries.

You will need:

Edict

Enamdict

New Kanjidic

Wordnet 2.0

You will probably want:

Explore his website by http://www.japaneselanguagetools.com/ and learn how to use the software.