Chokanji V English Language Kit

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1maji
http://www.chokanji.com/ckv/ckveng.html

"Chokanji V English Language Kit" converts menus, dialog boxes, etc.
to English language for systems with Chokanji V.

Once the language kit has been installed,
the display language can be easily selected
by using the "Language Switch" available on the Utility menu.

Sample Screen Shot
http://www.chokanji.com/press/ckveng/ckv_eng_img.png
2maji:2009/09/17(Thu) 09:18:08 ID:3hz2fuOV0
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3maji:2009/09/17(Thu) 17:02:26 ID:SsuJmA8s0
4Anonymous:2009/09/17(Thu) 17:04:36 ID:SsuJmA8s0
Invading privacy: Microsoft uses software with backward names
like Windows Genuine Advantage to inspect the contents of users'
hard drives. The licensing agreement users are required to accept
before using Windows warns that Microsoft claims the right to do
this without warning.
5Anonymous:2009/09/17(Thu) 17:06:10 ID:SsuJmA8s0
Monopoly behavior: Nearly every computer purchased has
Windows pre-installed -- but not by choice. Microsoft dictates
requirements to hardware vendors, who will not offer PCs without
Windows installed on them, despite many people asking for them.
Even computers available with other operating systems like
GNU/Linux pre-installed often had Windows on them
first.
6Anonymous:2009/09/17(Thu) 17:14:18 ID:SsuJmA8s0
Windows has a long history of security vulnerabilities, enabling
the spread of viruses and allowing remote users to take over people's
computers for use in spam-sending botnets. Because the software is
secret, all users are dependent on Microsoft to fix these
problems -- but Microsoft has its own security interests at heart,
not those of its users.

In 2005, a vulnerability was discovered that affects all versions of
Windows from Windows 3.0, released in 1990 until Windows Server 2003
R2 from December 2005, with XP and later versions most severely
affected. The problem, which affects the Windows Metafile image
format, a format commonly used for clip-art and other vector images.
Files containing specially crafted 'Escape codes' allow for
arbitrary user-defined function code to be run when displaying the
image fails.
7maji
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