Hands-on Practice:       1. Download, unzip, and run K-Romanizer.exe.       2. Confirm that the icon 韓 is nested in the system tray area:       3. Highlight the whole text in a field and press the given key combo.       4. If K-Romanizer does not work in OCLC Connexion, try to run it as administrator with a right click.       N.B. Word division has to be first done manually according to the ALA-LC Korean Romanization and Word Division.

CTRL SHIFT K to romanize Korean personal names in the form of Family Name + Forename (or Pseudonym)       : the forename is of Hancha origin.       : the pseudonym is apparently not of Hancha origin.       : the forename has only one syllable.       : the pseudonym has more than two syllables.       : the name includes two family names.       Multiple personal names concatenated by comma or center dot can be romanized as a whole:       CTRL ALT K to romanize with only the first letter of the first word in uppercase       (Useful for book titles. Proper nouns, if included in the built-in dictionary, are still capitalized in the middle.)                         SHIFT ALT K to romanize with all the first letters in uppercase       (Useful for foreign names or corporate names)                   CTRL SHIFT ALT K to romanize with no capitalization       (Proper nouns, if included in the built-in dictionary, are still capitalized.)       CTRL SHIFT ALT C to add parenthesized Han'gŭl readings to Hancha texts