Since when were we ready to sort hangul, the Korean letters in order, on PCs? Also, how could that happen?
The National Hangul Museum in Yongsan District, focal Seoul, has arranged a presentation that dives into these inquiries and the spot of Hangul - at times spelled Hangul - in the computerized period. The show likewise comes as Korea observes Hangul Day on Friday.
Titled "A New Name in a Digital World, Code-Named Hangul: D55C AE00," the presentation shows around 200 things that show how Hangul word processors, consoles and PC textual styles created in the course of recent decades or somewhere in the vicinity. (D55C AE00 is the Unicode for Hangul.)
Maybe the highlight of the display is the Hangul Word Processor Version 1.0 created in the 1980s by TriGem Computer. Additionally showed is a family daily paper made by Park Gyu-sik somewhere around 1992 and 1998 utilizing a Hangul Word Processor. The youthful era may think that its difficult to accept, yet in the 1980s utilizing hangul on most PCs was inconceivable without isolated equipment. Just when programming called Hangul Dokkaebi - likewise in plain view - was produced in 1989 could individuals effectively utilize PCs in Hangul.
Maybe the highlight of the display is the Hangul Word Processor Version 1.0 created in the 1980s by TriGem Computer. Additionally showed is a family daily paper made by Park Gyu-sik somewhere around 1992 and 1998 utilizing a Hangul Word Processor. The youthful era may think that its difficult to accept, yet in the 1980s utilizing hangul on most PCs was inconceivable without isolated equipment. Just when programming called Hangul Dokkaebi - likewise in plain view - was produced in 1989 could individuals effectively utilize PCs in Hangul.
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