Type in Chinese On-line
- You type pinyin in the large textbox.
- You type NOTHING and highlight NOTHING in either the one-line textbox
or the list below it.
- No need to type tone marks or umlauts with vowels.
- Even though no cursor shows, you still should type
- you can type full words such as "Xiansheng".
- In theone line box, the current pinyin of interest will show.
- If you cannot see the target character because there are more than 10, use
PgUp and PgDn to scroll.
- Type the number of the character of interest and proceed to the next character.
- All punctuation will type the Chinese equivalent of it.
- I.e. all punctuation occupies a chinese character square.
- E.g. the period will type the ideographic full stop circle.
- To type the special, list separation comma, use the "\" key.
- If you want to type an ascii (i.e. non-Chinese) symbol, tap your control
key to toggle the checkbox at the bottom.
- The text in the large textbox is in unicode so you can copy and paste to
M Sword, your e-mail, or any other place to paste unicode text.
Thanks Carl Hansen (hansec [at] rpi [dot] edu) for Revising the
original instructions. DATE: Mon Jul 2 16:37:52 EDT 2007