List of Figures for "Understanding Japanese Information Processing"
by Ken Lunde

1: Overview of Japanese Information Processing
1-1   256-by-256 matrix
1-2   Indexing an encoding matrix by row and cell
2: The Japanese Writing System
2-1   Decomposition of kanji into radicals and strokes
3: Japanese Character Set Standards
3-1   Three-axis model for Han Unification
3-2   Relationships between electronic and non-electronic character
      set standards
4: Japanese Encoding Methods
4-1   ASCII/JIS-Roman encoding table
4-2   ISO 8859 encoding table
4-3   EBCDIC encoding table
4-4   Half-width katakana encoding tables
4-5   Half-width katakana plus ASCII/JIS-Roman encoding table
4-6   KUTEN encoding table
4-7   JIS encoding tables
4-8   Shift-JIS encoding tables
4-9   Shift-JIS user-defined encoding table
4-10  Shift-JIS versus JIS encoding
4-11  EUC packed format encoding tables
4-12  EUC complete two-byte format encoding table
4-13  EUC packed format versus JIS encoding
4-14  EUC complete two-byte format versus JIS encoding
4-15  Big Five encoding table
4-16  Unicode zone table
5: Japanese Input
5-1   Japanese input stages and input method interaction
5-2   The QWERTY keyboard array
5-3   The Dvorak keyboard array
5-4   The kanji tablet array
5-5   The JIS keyboard array
5-6   The New-JIS keyboard array
5-7   The Thumb-shift keyboard array
5-8   The 50 Sounds keyboard array
5-9   The M-style keyboard array
5-10  The High-speed Roman keyboard array
6: Japanese Output
6-1   Sample BDF character description
6-2   Japanese bitmapped characters
6-3   Japanese outline character
6-4   The effect of ATM-J on a 216-point kanji
7: Japanese Information Processing Techniques
7-1   Algorithmic versus hard-coded conversion
8: Japanese Text Processing Tools
8-1   The interaction of Japanese text processing tools
9: Using Japanese E-mail and News
9-1   Information interchange
I: Japanese Corporate Encoding Methods
I-1   JEF encoding tables
I-2   IBM DBCS-PC encoding tables
I-3   IBM DBCS-Host encoding tables
I-4   DEC Kanji encoding table
I-5   HP-15 encoding table
I-6   HP-16 encoding table
I-7   HP-15 versus Shift-JIS encoding