Use Japanese-FEP(IME) on Pocket3

By default, Japanese-FEP called OAK is on the Pocket3.
It has a built-in ROM dictionary. There is an advantage that it does not consume poor external storage device.
And, there is a point of diminishing returns fatal for me.
However, there is also a very big disadvantage for me.
That is phrase level conversion.
And that the maximum number of input characters per one time that is up to 40 characters in double-byte Kana.

So, I think that the use of other FEP.

It seems to use the FEP for FMR in pocket 3.
But, only the following, I heard the story that was actually used,

Which unfortunately, I've seen the real thing is small.
I got the only ATOK7 for FMR of these.

I bought it and installed it immediately. I have found some problems.

• Among other than Vz editor, it is not possible to Kanji conversion mode.
  In the Pocket3 and standard FMR, something a keyboard hardware seems different. Therefore, ATOK for FMR can Not be switched successfully to Kanji conversion mode. Perhaps there is a method something, but for now, I have Not found it yet.
  The only in the Vz editor, it can be switched to kanji conversion mode by using the macro. However, for example, to transition to the command line, it will be switched to alphanumeric mode automatically.
  Using of Kanji characters in other than the editor is rare, but not zero. So this is a little inconvenient.
• It is not possible to display on the system line.
  It's very painful that the other candidates or symbols is not visible.
• Can enter the number of characters was reduced to 32 characters at a time.
• Use a lot of memory.
  An extra conventional memory much about 100KB compared to OAK.
• Use a lot of disk.
  The dictionary contains the ROM if OAK, but put in the memory card if ATOK, use extra disk space much about 500KB.

• Can be grouped paragraph conversion in DOS

That's all. Hmm, quite a sad.

So, now, I ended up back to OAK.
If I enter a short string, for example, the word searching for text file, and kanji conversion normally. And need to enter a rather long sentence, I enter remains hiragana without conversion to Kanji. In the case of further long text, I enter single-byte Roman characters without using the FEP.
Then I transferred to the Main machine the text file and I converted to usually kanji and Kana statement, it using the re-conversion function of the Main machine's FEP.
I have been operating without stress in this way.