Kuapo ʻŌlelo
Hawaiian Hawaii & English

Kumuwaiwai Macintosh

Macintosh Resources

Ua ho?omaka ko ka Hale Kuamo?o i ka hana pualu me ko Apple Computer, Inc. ma ka makahiki 1993 no ka pono o ka ??lelo Hawai?i. Mai ia w? a i k?ia manawa, ua k?kua a k?ko?o nui ?ia ka ??lelo Hawai?i i n? limhana o ia hui ?enehana. No ia kumu, ua nui n? kumuwaiwai i loa?a mai no ke kikokiko, pa?i a ho?ohana ?ana i ka ??naehana Macintosh ma ka ??lelo Hawai?i.

Hale Kuamo?o began working with Apple Computer, Inc. in 1993 for the benefit of the Hawaiian language. From that time until today, the employees of this technology company have provided much assistance and support to the Hawaiian language. For this reason, there are many resources available so that you can type, print and use Hawaiian language using the Macintosh operating system.

Ma ka l? 24 o ?Aukake, makahiki 2002, ua ho?opuka ?o Apple Computer i ka ??naehana OS X 10.2, i kapa ?ia ka "Jaguar." Aia i loko o ia ??naehana he k?ko?o k?helu i ka ??lelo Hawai?i, me ke komo o ka papa pihi Hawai?i a me ka ?okina a me ke kahak? ma kekahi mau kinona hua i ho?ouna p? ?ia me ia ??naehana 10.2. E heluhelu i k?ia ho?olaha e pili ana i k?ia hana. Ma kekahi mana ??naehana i ho?opuka ?ia ma hope ua komo p? n? kumuwaiwai l? a hola a me ka ha?ilula ho?oka?ina p???p? Hawai?i.

On August 24, 2002, Apple Computer shipped OS 10.2, also known as "Jaguar." Included in this release was native, system level support for Hawaiian, in the form of a Hawaiian keyboard and inclusion of the ?okina and kahak? in a number of the fonts that ship with OS 10.2. Read a press release regarding this development here. Later versions of Macintosh OS X included localized date and time strings as well as Hawaiian sorting routines.

E k?omi ma luna o n? pihi ho?olele ma luna a?e no ka ?ike hou e pili ana i n? kumuwaiwai Macintosh i hiki ke ho?oili ?ia mai ke Kualono

Click on the navigation buttons above to read more information about the Macintosh resources that you can download from Kualono.

E ?olu?olu, mai kelepona a leka uila mai paha i ka Hale Kuamo?o me ke noi k?kua no ka ho?ouka a me ka ho?ohana ?ana i k?ia mau kumuwaiwai ?enehana.

Please do not call or email the Hale Kuamo?o with requests for assistance in the installation or use of these technology resources.