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[tex99]

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[Dan R]

I just use the Chinese Simplified input keyboard built into windows xp. Works fine.

 

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[Randy W]

I just use the Chinese Simplified input keyboard built into windows xp. Works fine.

 

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Are you typing pinyin, Dan?

 

Jiaying will need character recognition (she's a holy terror with that - seems like 100%) so I'll have to get my graphics tablet working. She'll bring her Kingsoft translation software with her.

Edited November 23, 2005 by Randy W (see edit history)

[david_dawei]

Ryan,

 

Go this Microsoft link.. you'll see a download link for XP and non-XP OSs..

 

Microsoft Global Input Method Editors (IMEs)

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/downlo...me/default.mspx

[Dan R]

Yes I input using pinyin, so it might not be right for everyone.

[rosyanne]

I just use the Chinese Simplified input keyboard built into windows xp. Works fine.

 

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Agree here. It's easy.

[RLS]

I don't know what version of XP I have, but when I downloaded the program it tells me that it will not work with my version of XP?

[david_dawei]

You could try making sure that all your XP service packs are up to date...

 

also could try to download one of the non-XP IMEs to see if it loads.

[leejcandle]

I just use the Chinese Simplified input keyboard built into windows xp. Works fine.

 

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Are you typing pinyin, Dan?

 

Jiaying will need character recognition (she's a holy terror with that - seems like 100%) so I'll have to get my graphics tablet working. She'll bring her Kingsoft translation software with her.

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Randy,

 

I just now discovered this thread; though I realize your post was last November.

 

I bought PenPower 9.1 from Fry's here in Austin. Handwriting recognition is pretty good.

 

I use if for study. I couldn't use my own Wacom tablet; you have to use the included tablet, it has different drivers and functions.

 

For learning Chinese characters and dictionary lookup, I've had the best luck with handwriting recognition. For example, you already need to know the pronunciation to use Pinyin. But with HWR, you can input characters you seen on the TV screen, or some written material.