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Japanese Language Tools (Proofing, dictionary, furigana) in the LRC MS-Office 2010 installation
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Even though there is no Japanese Thesaurus:
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There are these tools:
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In the Research pane, "English Assistance: Japanese" (in the ribbon / "Review" tab, Proofing section, press the
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a Japanese Consistency Checker:
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Furigana:
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To enable:
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Result (in view / Web layout):
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Incidentally, my blog has not quite made it into the TOP 5 of MSW-Office help content:
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In addition, for Office, but also beyond, there are the tools of the MS-Office Input method editor (which include dictionary help when you write):
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