Several pages of the AMCHAM Korea site are written using Korean characters. Without the appropriate software these displays will be unreadable. The following information will help you read those areas :     1. If you are using a Macintosh, try the Han Korean Kit. This program can be obtained from: http://www.hansoft.com/hkk/hkk.html Macintosh users may also use the Macintosh Korean System, the Apple Korean Language Kit or another authorized Apple Korean language add-on program. These may be obtained by contacting the dealer from which the system was purchased. 2. If you're using an Windows operating system, are you using Microsoft Windows 3.x or Windows 95? Korean versions of Microsoft Windows can be purchased from a variety of software retailers. Under Korean Windows all characters will be displayed properly. There are also free- and shareware solutions available for English language Windows users: If you are using Windows 3.x, your best solution is Union Way. This program can also be used with Windows 95. It can be obtained from: Union Way If you are using Windows 95, a program called NJWin provides excellent results. Get it from: http://www.njstar.com.au Both NJWin and Union Way will enable you to read Japanese and Chinese on the Web as well. 3. If you are using any other operating system, such as OS/2, UNIX, Windows NT, etc. you may be able to find a workable Korean character reader at the following site: http://meena.cc.uregina.ca/~liushus/pub/read-chn.html 4. Some notes on using Korean character programs : If you are using Netscape you may also have to adjust your default encoding. Under the most recent versions, this is accomplished simply by changing the default encoding (Options | Default Encoding) to Korean. In versions prior to 2.x, set it to Japanese S-JIS.           top           We can now accept membership applications on-line. Invoices are sent out after your membership...