Using KanjiKit 2000 with Word 7.0/95 When using KanjiKit with Word 95, it is important to remember to have the KanjiKit Japanese Font selected when typing Japanese. If you don't have the Japanese font selected, it will appear overlapping on your screen (however, it will still print correctly). You should also change a number of options in Microsoft Word 7.0/95 in order to use Japanese properly. From the Tools menu in Word, choose AutoCorrect... and remove the checkmark from the following boxes: Correct Two Intial Capitals Capitalize first letter of sentences Capitalize names of days Correct accidental usage of Caps Lock key Replace text as you type Click on OK and go back to the Tools menu in Word. This time, go to Options.... You will see a number of tabs. In the View tab, Nonprinting Characters section, remove all the checkmarks. AutoFormat tab: You will see two choices under the header Show Options For:. Click on the first choice, AutoFormat. Now look at the bottom section titled, Replace. Remove checks from the following boxes: Straight quotes with smart quotes Fractions with fraction characters Symbol characters with symbols Now go back up to the header Show Options For: and click on the second choice, AutoFormat As You Type. Look at the bottom section again, now titled, Replace As You Type. Remove checks from the following boxes: Straight quotes with smart quotes Fractions with fraction characters Symbol Characters with symbols Spelling tab: Remove check from Automatic Spell Checking Correcting the options above should prevent Word from inadvertently replacing Japanese characters while the AutoCorrect options are enabled. If there are still questions, take a look at the FAQ pages or contact PSP below.