[mew-int 00381] Korean on Mew

[Kazu Yamamoto ( 山本和彦 )]

Choi, (Cc: mew-int just for information)

I have hacked several things for Korean. 

(1) As I said earlier, please install
	ftp://ftp.m17n.org/pub/mule/.notready/intlfonts-1.3.tar.gz

(2) Put the following to .emacs:
	(set-language-environment "Korean")

    This sets autoconf (more preciously "undecided") for Korean. That
    is, both ISO-2022-KR and EUC-KR can be automatically guessed.
    This means that even if RAW EUC-KR strings are included in a
    message header, they are correctly displayed.

(3) If you just want to display HTML portions by external web browser
    (e.g mozilla or netscape), type C-cC-e. Note that auto-conversion
    for Korean should be selected on mozilla or netscape.

    If HTML portions are not displayed probably because of
    Multipart/Alternative, type ":" to display the entire structure of
    a message. Then type C-cC-e on an HTML part.

    Note if the "charset" parameter is not specified, the HTML portion
    is not correctly handled at this moment. This is a future research
    topic.

(4) With w3m.el and w3m, HTML portions are displayed "inline". With
    Emacs 21, imaged in Multipart/Related can be "inline".

    It seems to me that "w3m" supports only Japanese. I heard that
    "w3mmee" is m17ned. I need to try this and will report it to you.

(5) I will survey this kind (including WORD view) on "info" very soon.

Good luck!

--Kazu