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ڼ "docs/README.txt" о ֽʽÿ.
ѱ (How to use TuxPaint in Korean)
===============================================
νƮ Ҷ ѱ ֽʽÿ. Ʈ
ѱ Ƿ Ư Դϴ.
TuxPaint ѱ ѱ ʴٸ
ѱ۾ Ʈ ν Ǿ ִ ȮϿ ֽʽÿ. ü
ѱ۾ Ʈ ν Ǿ ־ TuxPaint TuxPaint Ư
ѱ Ʈ ʿ մϴ. TuxPaint ѱ۾ Ʈ Ʈ
ٿż ν Ͽ ֽʽÿ.
(Linux):
ѱ νƮ Ϸ ΰ ֽϴ.
óδ, νƮ Ҷ "--lang=korean" ɼ
ִ Դϴ. :
tuxpaint --lang=korean
ȯ濡 ѱ
մϴ.
ѱ (Korean Windows):
ü (OS) ѱ Ű Դϴ.
ѱ 츦 Ŵٸ ڵ ѱ Ǽ ִ
Դϴ.
ѱ XP, 2000, 2003 (Non-Korean Windows XP, 2000, 2003):
XP (Windows XP) Ŵٸ ѱ
ֽʽÿ. "Control Panel" -> "Date, Time, Language, and
Regional Options" -> "Regional and Language Options" ->
"Regional Options" ѱ ֽʽÿ.
ѱ ٸ (East Asian language
support) Űž ϴµ, "Languages" ŰǼ ֽϴ.
̷ 2000 2003 ѱ۾ Ǵ
˰ ֽϴٸ, ȵȴٸ ѱ TuxPaint
Ǽ ֽϴ.
If you're using Windows XP, please enable Korean support. Go to
"Control Panel" -> "Date, Time, Language, and Regional Options"
-> "Regional and Language Options" -> "Regional Options" tab,
and enable Korean as the language of the system. If Korean is
not available, East Asian Language files must be installed.
This can be done from the "Languages" tab, by selecting "Install
files for East Asian Languages" and clicking "OK." I *think*
similar technique also works for Windows 2000 and Windows 2003,
but even if it does not work, Linux-style of starting TuxPaint
in Korean will work.
ٸ ü (Other OS):
ٸ ü Ŵٸ ü ѱ
ֽðų, TuxPaint ֽʽÿ.
TuxPaint ּż մϴ!
2004Ҵ0322
Mark K. Kim
谭
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