Enfour Gaiji DX Series
Enfour Gaiji DX (1998) added about 1,500 gaiji to Mac OS and Morisawa DTP fonts, in i, TrueType, ATM, and PS editions plus option packs.
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Enfour Gaiji DX (1998) added about 1,500 gaiji to Mac OS and Morisawa DTP fonts, in i, TrueType, ATM, and PS editions plus option packs.
Gaiji DX i Edition gave home and office Mac users about 1,900 gaiji, IBM extended characters, a search palette, and their own gaiji creation tool.
The Gaiji DX TrueType Edition 2-Typeface Pack added about 1,500 gaiji to Ryumin Light-KL and Chu Gothic BBB and supported the Medical and Dental packs.
Gaiji DX ATM Edition added about 1,500 gaiji to Morisawa Ryumin L-KL and Chu Gothic BBB, or Futo Min, Futo Go, and Jun, for professional Mac DTP.
Gaiji DX PS Edition put about 1,500 gaiji on PostScript printers with no resolution limit, in OCF and CID, bundled with the ATM Edition.
Gaiji DX option packs added 188 medical, 321 dental, and 388 IBM extended characters to the Mac, with specialist input dictionaries.
GAIJI TOOLS let DTP users create gaiji for any PostScript typeface and embed them in PDF, and succeeded Gaiji Edit Kit in 2000.
Enfour Music Gaiji (1996) brought RIS 506-1996, the Japanese record industry character set with music symbols and pictographs, to the Mac years before mobile emoji.
1996年発売のEnfourミュージック外字は、日本レコード協会のRIS 506-1996に準拠し、携帯電話の絵文字より前に、音楽記号や絵記号を文字としてMacで使えるようにしました。
Archive of Enfour's Gaiji Download Service for Gaiji DX and GAIJI TOOLS users: radical index, character lists, and Weekly Gaiji Download issues.
How Enfour Gaiji DX worked with ATOK12–14, Kotoeri, and other input methods, including the gaiji dictionary files and IM Display font.