Unicorn Editor is a text editor capable of editing Chinese, Japanese and Korean based on the WASTE text engine (ShareWare $20). With Unicorn Editor you can: (1) Display Chinese, Japanese, Korean with any MacOS compatible computer with system 7.1 or above in any applications; (2) Create, edit and print styled multilingual text in Chinese, Japanese, Korean and any western languages; (3) Edit WYSWYG HTML with features tailored for GB/HZ Chinese and Shift-JIS/EUC-J/JIS Japanese users; (4) Export any text file in image format using web savvy format (JPEG/GIF/PICT); (5) Convert styled multilingual text in 2-byte languages to pdf document by non-localized Adobe Acrobat for file exchange; (6) Convert language code set by importing and exporting text file to be loaded to internet; (7) Set up an external Chinese, Korean, Japanese viewer and editor for internet browser; (8) Quickly create, edit and print styled text documents of any size (limited by RAM); (9) View and print TeachText or SimpleText read-only ("ReadMe") documents; (10) Embed picture, sound, QuickTime movie and QuickDraw 3D model in your file for breath-taking presentation; (11) Drag and Drop any text, picture, sound, movie object around or to other drag and drop compatible application; (12) Import/Export document from/to file format readable by other applications; (13) Read document out aloud using Macintalk technology.
It comes with Pan-Asia Language Kit which provides basic support for reading Chinese, Japanese, Korean text on any Macintosh with system 7.1+. Worldscript II, Worldscript Power Adapter, InputBackSupport extensions are needed to use Pan-Asia Language Kit. For system 7.1 user, these Apple Extension can be obtained from CLK updater 1.1.1 from Apple. For system 7.5 user, user can custom install the above mentioned extensions using System 7.5 update 2.0 installer. For MacOS 7.6 user, user can custom install the above mentioned extensions using installer on your system installer disk. For MacOS 8.0 user, no extra installation is needed because worldscript is built in. It should be noted that the Pan-Asia scripts include Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, four scripts. These scripts are not from Apple, but engineered independently at PanA. |