WindowsではATOKなどの変換ソフトが使われていますが、これらの辞書をWnnで使いたいという時に便利です。 また、ＡＴＯＫは１６までに対応しています。使い方は、パイプで渡して下さい。
teru@server ~ $ cat atok.txt|convert_atok.perl > wnn.txt
And, in fact, you can't even be sure that the demand curve is downward
sloping.
The only reason we assumed that the demand curve is downward sloping is that
we assumed things like "if Freddy is willing to buy a pair of sneakers for
$130, he is certainly willing to buy those same sneakers for $20." Right? Ha!
Not if Freddy is an American teenager! American teenagers would not be caught
dead in $20 sneakers. It's, like, um, the death penalty? if you are wearing
sneakers? that only cost $20 a pair? in school?
I'm not joking around here: prices send signals. Movies in my town cost, I
think, $11. Criminy. There used to be a movie theatre that had movies for $3.
Did anyone go there? I DON'T THINK SO. It's obviously just a dumping ground
for lousy movies. Somebody is now at the bottom of the East River with $20.00
cement sneakers because they dared to tell the consumer which movies the
industry thought were lousy.
-- Joel Spolsky
-- "Camels and Rubber Duckies" ( http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/CamelsandRubberDuckies.html )
[Some knocking is heard from the ceiling]
Ross: Ah, somebody's at the door on the ceiling.
Rachel: Noo, that's our unbelievably loud upstairs neighbor.
Monica: He took up the carpet, and now you can hear everything.
Phoebe: Why don't you go up there and ask him to "step lightly, please?"
Monica: I have like five times, but the guy is so charming, that I go up there
to yell and then I end up apologizing to him.
-- David Crane & Marta Kauffman
-- "Friends" (T.V. Show) ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friends )