Difference between revisions of "Microsoft Global Input Method Editor"

Revision as of 10:19, 19 May 2008

If you are on Windows you will require Microsoft Global Input Method Editor or IME to read and type in Chinese, Japanese, or Korean.

Pinyin should be self-explanatory from this point on, just fire up the language bar, type in the pinyin word and select the corresponding number for the character you want.

In order to get ü (w with the umlaut) for words such as 女 (nü) or 旅 (lü), you substitute it with v. The v sound never appears in Chinese anyway. (In previous version of Windows IME, you would have typed u: in place of ü)