In addition to English and numeric input, various Chinese input methods are available for different writing languages: Pinyin and Stroke for Simplified Chinese, Stroke and Cangjie for Traditional Chinese HK, and Zhuyin and Stroke for Traditional Chinese Taiwan.
In addition to English and numeric input, various Chinese input methods are available for different writing languages: Pinyin and Stroke for Simplified Chinese and Zhuyin and Stroke for Traditional Chinese Taiwan.
Phrase input is available in Pinyin, Stroke, and Zhuyin input. Phrase input allows you to enter a Chinese phrase, which contains two or more Chinese characters.
In Pinyin input method, press 1 or 0 to enter a separator for phrases like xian.
Mẹo: To enter a Pinyin tone mark, press * once or multiple times. |
In Stroke input method, press 0 to separate the strokes for different Chinese characters in a phrase.
Mẹo: 6 is a wildcard for any unknown stroke. |
In Zhuyin input method, add a tone mark to separate the zhuyin for different Chinese characters in a phrase, if necessary.
Mẹo: To enter a Zhuyin tone mark, press * once or multiple times. |
To enter a number without changing the input mode, press and hold the number key.
To change between the current Chinese input method and English, press Ctrl+Space.
To loop the available input methods, press Ctrl+Shift once or multiple times.
To display the special character table, press Chr.
To change the writing language, press Chr+Shift, and choose the language.
English predictive text input is also available when the writing language is Chinese. To turn on English predictive text input, change the input mode to English by pressing * and select Kiểu nhập tiên đoán.
English predictive text input is also available when the writing language is Chinese. To switch on English predictive text input, change the input mode to English by pressing #, the edit key, and select Kiểu nhập tiên đoán.