Kanji Recognizerプレミアムアップグレード

プレミアム機能

アップグレードしていただくと以下のプレミアム機能をご利用いただけます:
  • 報告なし: 報告は表示しません。
  • 検索履歴とお気に入り:　調べた漢字は自動的に検索履歴に保存されます。  スターをタップするだけで漢字をお気に入りに追加できます。復習などに便利です。
  • お気に入りのExcel(CSV)エックスポート: エックスポートしたファイルをパスコンで簡単に編集・印刷ができます。また、他のプログラムへの取り込みが可能になります。
  • お気に入りのAnki単語帳エックスポート: エックスポートしたファイルをそのままAnki単語帳アプリ(デスクトップとモバイル)でご利用いただけます。
  •  Simeji/OpenWnnフリック/ATOK/OpenWnn plus連携: マッシュルーム対応で現在編集中のテキスト・メールに手軽に手書き入力ができるようになります。 (Simeji/OpenWnn/ATOK日本語IMEのインストールが必要です。)
  •  漢字読みと英語訳で検索: 手書きだけでなく、漢字・読み・英語訳で検索し、漢字の詳細情報を表示できます。
  • 全ての書きクイズレベル: 全ての漢字書きクイズレベルをご利用いただけます。
  • ローカル書き順DB: 一回ダウンロードすると、ネット接続なしでも書き順を表示できます。

アップグレードの仕方
  1. メニューキーを押して、「設定」を選択します。
  2. 「プレミアムへのアップグレード」をタップして、アップグレード画面を表示します。
  3. 「アップグレード」ボタンを押して、Google Checkout課金ダイアログを表示します。 
  4. 支払方法としてクレジットカードを選択します。 (Androidマーケットは、現在キャリア決済・利用料金と一緒に支払を使ったアップグレードをサポートしていません。)
  5. 「今すぐ購入」ボタンを押して、購入を承認します。
  6. 購入が処理されたら(通常は数秒以内)、全てのプレミアム機能が使えるようになります。

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