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Preface

1	Introduction to Internationalization

2	Internationalization and the Common Desktop Environment

3	Internationalization and Distributed Networks

4	Motif Dependencies

5	Xt and Xlib Dependencies

A	Message Guidelines

Figures

1-1	Information external to the application

1-2	Common internationalized system

1-3	Example of VendorShell widget with auxiliary (Japanese)

1-4	Example of OffTheSpot preediting with the VendorShell widget (Japanese)

1-5	Example of OverTheSpot preediting with the VendorShell widget (Japanese)

1-6	Example of Root preediting with the VendorShell widget (Japanese)

4-1	Relationships between compound strings, font sets, and font lists when the font list element tag is not XmFONTLIST_DEFAULT_TAG

4-2	Relationships between compound strings, font sets, and font lists when a font list element tag is set to XmFONTLIST_DEFAULT_TAG

4-3	Japanese preediting example

4-4	Sample UIL program on English and Japanese environments

5-1	Input method and input contexts

Tables

1-1	Locale Categories

2-1	Font Set and Font List Syntax

2-2	XIM Callbacks

2-3	Localized Resources

2-4	Resources Used for Reading Lists

2-5	Resources Used for Setting Titles and Icon Names

2-6	Locale-Sensitive Text[Field] Resources

2-7	Localized Resources for Input Method Customization

2-8	Pixmap Resources

2-9	Localized Font Resources

2-10	Base Operating System Internationalized Functions

3-1	Using iconv to Perform Conversions

3-2	Code Set Overview

3-3	Encoding for eucJP

3-4	Encoding for eucTW

3-5	16 Planes of the CNS 11643-1992 Standard

3-6	Encoding for eucKR.

5-1	Locale and Modifier Dependencies

A-1	New Standard Messages

A-2	Regular Expression Standard Messages

Index