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	Most of these uncategorized informations here were discussed or posted in Korean Mac Users Mailing List and I tried to identify original poster.

I can't print Hangul with my PostScript printer

	Jeong-hyun Kim wrote : You must be using LaserWriter version 8.x, which is incompatible with Hangul. You should use LaserWriter driver version 7.x.

What is the good HTML editor for Hangul web page?

Adobe PageMill does not support Hangul yet and most shareware or freeware HTML editors have problem with Hangul more or less. Personally, I prefer general text editor (in my case, BBEdit) to HTML editors because it gives me more freedom to format the documents. So I use BBEdit for layout and HTML coding, then other WorldScript savvy text editor (in my case SimpleText) for Hangul text input. If you would like HTML editor for Hangul web pages, following editors are worth while to try : HTML Editor WebWarrior PageSpinner PageSpinner 1.2b1 or later supports Hangul HTML document fairly well, though I didn't test thoroughly. It is $25 shareware and half WYSIWYG HTML editor. You'd better try this first.

I couldn't use Hangul with MS Word 6 or even it doesn't start up on my Hangul System.

	I have no idea about this because I have Word 5.1 and didn't upgrade to Word 6, instead I bought WordPerfect. According to Elex, Word 6 doesn't start up if you installed Hangul fonts whose name start with #. Instead, it displays following dialog : The Application was unable to start due to an error. Please contact customer support. Elex posted a patch which corrects this problem to its ftp site. ftp://ftp.elex.co.kr/pub/_ELEX_Support/MS word K-Fetch.sea.hqx This file includes two patches for v6.0 and v6.0.1 respectively. Unfortunately, they are for 68K Mac only. Even though I don't use Word 6, I found same problem with few other applications, for example, Microsoft Bookshelf and Smart Sketch. They displayed same message and quit without starting. This problem could be solved by removing Hangul fonts whose name start with #. AppleMyungjo, AppleGothic and Seoul font don't cause this problem.
Word 6.0.1a	Microsoft announced new bug-fix version of Word, v6.0.1a and it is supposed to solve this problem too. Some people reported it worked. You can request a CD-ROM that includes this update and other goodies from Microsoft website for free. http://www.microsoft.com/macoffice/

Is there Hangul (La)Tex on Mac?

	Yes. See Hangul FAQ for information.

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