Labelled diagrams in METAFONT

I have just released Version 2.00 of my Japanese [P]m system. J e m m is a freeware package containing everything needed to typeset beautiful Japanese text. You should, of course, already have a Japanese text editor, mJ and METAFONT. Turbo-Pascal sources and executables are included for DOS computers. UNIX users are now supplied with a C program (gcc) so they too can enjoy J e m w . If you are interested in METAFONT code for japanese and chinese, the program j is2mf will interest you. This much improved program generates METAFONT code automatically out of 24 x 24 bitmap files. Smoother and better positioned japanese characters are the main improvements. METAFONT code for 61 japanese fonts of 128 characters covering punctuation, english, hiraganas, katakanas, and kanjis (level 1 and 2) is included indirectly in Je-. My program jem2tex will turn the output of your favorite DOS or UNIX japanese text editor into a standard w, IPW, or MQQX document. Thanks to several users from Japan, it handles fine points of japanese punctuation, spacing, and hyphenation much better than before. Switching to C for jem2tex. exe has also improved the speed substantially since Turbo-C has buffered 110 for non-text files, unlike Turbo-Pascal. The file JEMTEX2. ZIP includes a 40-page-long user's guide jguide .tex where you can find all the details. It is (or soon will be) available from: