This book contains English and Korean language characters. To view the Korean language characters, you must have the appropriate Korean language font installed on your system. The book is useful even if you cannot view the Korean characters.

If you are using Netscape Communicator you can view all characters by using one of the following procedures:

• On a Tru64 UNIX system on which the Korean worldwide language support subsets are installed, choose Character Set from the Netscape Communicator View menu and select either Unicode or Korean.

• On a Windows 95 or Windows NT system on which a Korean language font is installed:
  1. From the Netscape Communicator Edit menu, choose Edit, then Preferences.

  2. In the Preferences window, choose the Fonts category.

  3. For the Encoding, choose Korean and click on OK.

  4. From the Netscape Communicator View menu, choose Character Set and select either Unicode or Korean.

If it appears that the Korean support software or fonts are not available on your system, see your system administrator.

If you are using a browser other than Netscape Communicator, search your browser's online help for information about setting up fonts and encoding. Alternately, ask your system administrator about installing and accessing the appropriate font. The HTML META command in this manual contains a charset setting of utf8.