-------- Japanese Input Program v. 1.0 by Li Tao --------

Purpose:         Lets you take notes, write in Japanese class! Or to show off to your
                 friends.

Limitations:     No kanji yet, note files can only be about 8192 bytes. There is no 
                 "edit mode" so once you save your file you can't change it inside the
                 program.

Usage:           Creating a new file
                 --------------------
                 In the main menu, choose F1 to access the writing mode of the editor, then
                 start typing! When you're done, you push EXIT then enter the name of the 
                 string you want to save to (or just push exit if you don't want to save). 

                 Reading from a file
                 --------------------
                 To read from a file, choose F2 at the main menu to access the reading mode
                 of the editor. Type in the file name you want, push ENTER, and use the arrow
                 keys to scroll up and down.

Keys:            Writing mode
                 -------------
                 Normal keys (no alpha/2nd) - Type numbers
                 Upper case (alpha)      - Switch to Roman letters
                 Lower case (2nd-alpha)  - Switch to Japanese letters
                                           (hiragana or katakana)
                 MORE                    - Toggle hiragana/katakana mode
                                           (the cursor tells which mode you are
                                           currently in)
                 Alpha-numeric keys      - With Alpha-lock on, the letters are
                                           all Roman. To get the Japanese letters,
                                           get into lowercase alpha-lock, and
                                           start typing in romaji. Special things to note:
                                            * For ja, ju, jo, and cha, chu, cho and
                                              sha, shu, sho, you must enter them as
                                              jya, jyu, jyo or chya, chyu, chyo or
                                              shya, shyu, shyo. This will probably
                                              be fixed soon.
                                            * The 'n' key makes a single 'n' character,
                                              when you push a vowel it changes to the
                                              right letter. When you push something else
                                              the 'n' is left alone.
                                            * If you are feeling lazy you can type 'tu' for
                                              'tsu' and 'ti' for 'chi'. Same for most of the
                                              others (just type the consonant on the hiragana
                                              or katakana chart, then the vowel).
                                            * For 'ti', 'tu', 'fa', 'fi', 'fe', 'fo', and
                                              other sounds that use the little vowel characters
                                              you use the F1-F5 keys. Example: 'ti' is entered
                                              as 'te' and F1.
                                            * The 'v' key produces a katakana 'v' character.
                                              For vowels after it, you need to use F1-F5.
                                              vowels after it.
                                            * The dash-thing in katakana that makes a vowel
                                              longer is entered using the STO-> key.
                 0-9                     - Numbers
                 GRAPH                   - Exclamation mark
                 TABLE                   - Question mark
                 PRGM or .               - Period (the little circle thing)
                 CUSTOM or ,             - Comma (goes backwards)
                 F1-F5                   - Mentioned above
                 Left and right arrows   - Open and close quotes (the half-square things)
                 DEL                     - Delete character before cursor
                 STO->                   - Katakana dash-thing
                 ENTER                   - Next line

                 CLEAR                   - New file (erases everything else!)
                 EXIT                    - Save and quit program

                 
                 Reading mode
                 -------------
                 Up and down arrow keys  - Scroll up/down
                 MORE                    - Display position
                 EXIT                    - Quit program

Possible Bugs:   None so far (what you think might be a bug is probably a feature... see above)
                 If you really think there is a bug then e-mail me at the address below.

Future Versions: * Quizzing feature (make your own flash cards)
                 * Maybe some kanji
                 * Better font

Bug reports:     E-mail bug reports, comments, or suggestions to ltao@delta.fullerton.edu, or
                 visit my web site at http://delta.fullerton.edu/~ltao

Misc:            I'm only in Japanese 1, so I don't know the technical terms for the "dash thing"
                 or the "circle thing", etc. My code might also be a little sloppy; I've only
                 been programming in calculator assembly for about a year. Feel free to borrow
                 or edit the code for other programs!

Have fun! :-)