#Editra chinese ime how to#

Anybody know how to do that?Īlso Sogou seems to be trying to connect to the internet all the time, I think good ground for IT deparments to turn it down Actually, I haven't yet found a way either with Sogou to enter the two different types of commas, it only allows me to enter one.

However, one big problem I have with Microsoft IME is that it doesn't seem to have a convenient way to enter punctuation marks. The problem of the duoyinzi seems to have become better, but I haven't tested it extensively, but it gets things like 千鈞一髮 right. However I will keep the Microsoft IME for the time being, becauseġ) having to enter the tone marks gives me additional practiceĢ) sometimes TW usage prefers different characters, for instance this chengyu: 臥薪嚐膽 with Sogou, 臥薪嘗膽 with Microsoft IME, which is the official version as sanctioned by the Taiwanese Ministry of Education Chengyu Dictionary. I've been happy using the zhuyin-based input systems, you don't need a TW keyboard layout since the layout is quite easy to memorise, after all they're ordered according to phonemic principles But it is annoying having to change back and forth between different input formats, so I've installed Sogou and am reasonably pleased with it.

So where did you get that 82.6MB version from? So that's a version of Microsoft IME that allows you to switch back and forth between jianti and fanti, or did I misunderstand something?

Editra chinese ime