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Use control Panel to add East Asian Languages to Windows XP |
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Click on "Start" on the task bar to see a list of commands |
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Click on "Control Panel" and Control Panel appears |
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In the control Panel popup window, click on "Date, Time, Language, and Regional Options" |
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In the "Date, Time, Language, and Regional Options" window, click on "Regional and Language Options" |
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In the "Regional and Language Options" popup window, click on "Languages" tab |
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On this tab, check the "install files for East Asian language" box |
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A dialog box of "Install Supplemental Language Support" window pops up. Click on button "OK" |
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In the "Reginal and Language Options" window, click on button "Apply" |
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A popup window appears to remind the user to insert Windows XP CD |
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Insert the Windows XP CD. The progress of copying is being shown in "Regional and Language Options" dialog box |
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A dialog box appears asking the user to restart the computer. Click on "Yes" to reboot the system |
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Configure Text services and input languages |
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After system restarted, repeat the steps 1.1 to 1.5 above to get to "Languages" tab of "Regional and Language Options" |
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click on button "Details" |
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In the "Text Services and Input Languages" window, click on button "Add" |
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In the "Add Input Language" window, select "Chinese (Taiwan)" in the upper box and
select "Microsoft New Phonetic IME 2002a" in the lower box |
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Click on "OK" |
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Note that "Chinese (Taiwan)" is added in Text Services and Input Languages window |
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Click on "Advanced" tab in Text Services and Input Language window |
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Check the box for "Extend support of advanced text services to all programs" and
uncheck the box for "Turn off advanced text services" |
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Click on button "Apply", a dialog box pops up asking the user to restart the computer |
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Click on "yes" |
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Specify Pinyin as the Input Method |
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After system restarted, repeat the steps 1.1 to 1.5 above to get to "Languages" tab of "Regional and Language Options" |
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click on button "Details" |
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In the "Text Services and Input Languages" window, highlight "Microsoft New Phonetic IME 2002a" |
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Click on button "Properties ..." |
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In the "Microsoft New Phonetic Input Method 2002a Property" dialog box, check "Legacy IME" oval |
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In the "Microsoft New Phonetic Input Method 2002a Property" dialog box, click on "Keyboard Mapping" tab |
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In this tab, check "Standard" oval |
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Click on "OK" in the "Microsoft New Phonetic Input Method 2002a Property" dialog box |
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Click on "OK" in the "Text Services and Input Language" dialog box |
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Click on "OK" in the "Regional and Language Options" window |
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Use IME for character input |
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Start a WORD processor (e.g. Microsoft WORD or Notepad) |
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On the task bar, click on "EN" |
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On the popup, click on "Chinese (Taiwan)" |
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To enter "考試" in the text editor, key in letters "d l" followed by digit "3" for the 3rd tone |
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A list of "考" is displayed |
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Use one of the three methods below to select the character that you want: |
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use the up/down arrow key to highlight the character of your choice, depress space bar to select |
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type the digit in front of the character that you want |
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click on the character that you want |
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Then, a list of character is displayed for making phrases that starts with "考" |
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Use one of the two methods below to select the character that you want |
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use the up/down arrow to move the highlight to the character of your choice, depress space bar to select |
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hold down the shift key and type the digit in front of the character that you want |
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click on the character that you want |
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| NOTES |
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Holding down <CTRL> key and depress space bar will toggle between EN and CH
Likewise, holding down <ALT> and depress <SHIFT> key can toggle between EN and CH also
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To enter symbols (e.g. 標點符號) |
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Right Click the "CH" on the task bar |
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select "Restore the Language bar" |
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On the language bar, click on "tools"; select "symbols"; keyboard layout of symbols are displayed; click the symbol you want |
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To display a soft keyboard on the screen, go to the language bar; click on "tools"; select "Soft keyboard".
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Use digit "5" for the light tone
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