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DescriptionLibreOffice Writer 6.2.3.2 vertical text.png |
English: LibreOffice Writer 6.2.3.2 vertical text direction (top to bottom, and then right to left). |
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Author | Darklanlan |
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The Japanese text in the screenshot is quoted from I Am a Cat(吾輩は猫である) written by Natsume Sōseki (1867 - 1916) via text file version of Aozora Bunko. [1]
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Aozora bunko distribute all files made from copyright-expired text as free including unrestricted redistribution, commercial use and modification. "ファイルは、有償・無償であるかを問わず、自由に複製・再配布・共有することができます。また、ファイルを元に、実演・口述・翻案など自由に活用することもできます。" [2]
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