Apple Macintosh Korean Language Kit - Manual (Page 21)

Choosing an input method
The Korean Language Kit contains Power Input Method, special software that
manages Korean input.
Power Input Method was automatically installed with your kit and appears in
the Keyboards menu. If you like, you can install more than one input method
for a single language. Any additional third-party input methods that you may
later add will be listed in the Keyboards menu.
The Power Input Method icon appears in your menu bar when you choose
Power Input Method from the Keyboards menu. See the Macintosh Korean
Input Method Guide for information about Power Input Method.
A 21 Working in Multiple Languages
The Keyboard menu is divided into sections,
separated by dotted lines, that correspond to the
scripts installed in your system. For a definition of
script, see “What Are Scripts?” later in this chapter.
Power Input Method is more than a keyboard layout.
It offers a selection of input modes and manages the
combination of both Hangul and Hanja.
Because people may use several languages on their
Macintosh computers, we offer many choices with
System 7.5 and later.
You can remove keyboard layouts you don’t use.
To do this, open the System file (inside your System
Folder) and drag to the Trash any layouts you don’t
need. Then restart your computer.