Characters and Computers

Chinese, Japanese and Korean share the great difficulty of how to cope with large character sets in information processing. One of the key ideas presented in this book is that the most efficient means for inputting characters under normal circumstances is through the phonetic alphabet. "This volume is an outgrowth of the International Symposium on East Asian Information Processing held at the University of Pennsylvania(Philadelphia) on Oct. 20-21, 1990". Victor H. Mair And Yongquan Liu, Editors. This Volume Is An Outgrowth Of The International Symposium On East Asian Information Processing Held At The University Of Pennsylvania (philadelphia) On October 20-21, 1990--p. 1. Includes Bibliographical References.