Hello,

> I've managed to use/create Korean(actually unicode with UTF-8  
> encoding) environment where I can read Korean(and other UTF-8 encoded  
> characters if my font supports them).
> The main problem is that Squeak uses Latin1/ISO-8859-1 as default  
> character set instead of Unicode/UTF-8 and many code assumes Latin1  
> as default one. I have to make some modification for this(but only  
> very small modification is just needed). And font creation is easy.  
> (But I cannot figure out how to import from non unicode character set  
> bdf font) Thank you very much you guys who create unicode system in  
> squeak.

  Sounds interesting!  Could you tell me what kind of changes you made?

-- Yoshiki