Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general (More info?)
Hi,
I've installed the Japanese input method so I could type Japanese in my
email.
My emails are always a mix of English and Japanese, so I need to switch back
and forth both language usually. My trouble is every time I switched to
Japanese, it's default to inputting English, so I need to grab my mouse and
change the input mode to Hiragana before I could type Japanese. I had
changed the default input mode to Hiragana but it still start from the
English (Romanji) input mode.
I know how to switch from English to Japanese by pressing Alt + Shift, but
once I'm in Japanese, does someone knows how to change the input mode from
Romanji to Hiragana?
| Hi,
|
| I've installed the Japanese input method so I could type Japanese in my
| email.
|
| My emails are always a mix of English and Japanese, so I need to switch back
| and forth both language usually. My trouble is every time I switched to
| Japanese, it's default to inputting English, so I need to grab my mouse and
| change the input mode to Hiragana before I could type Japanese. I had
| changed the default input mode to Hiragana but it still start from the
| English (Romanji) input mode.
|
| I know how to switch from English to Japanese by pressing Alt + Shift, but
| once I'm in Japanese, does someone knows how to change the input mode from
| Romanji to Hiragana?
|
| Thanks.
Essentially once the Japanese keyboard is selected (through Alt-Shift, e.g.) you can change the input mode to hiragana by pressing Ctrl-CapsLock. That just goes TO hiragana; i.e. it's not a toggle. And through experimentation I just found that Alt-CapsLock goes to katakana.
And he says that Shift-CapsLock goes to half-width alphanumeric. I found if you do that, and then Alt-CapsLock, you get half-width katakana. So the only mode left undiscovered is full-width alphanumeric, but that's ugly as heck anyway so who cares?
Message edited by changbiyuan on 12-11-2008 at 02:26:14 AM