How do you enter Chinese characters when writing on Word, etc?

Question

If you have language pack installed, I have heard you type in the pinyin but I don't understand how this works.

Answer 1

There are a few steps

click start

click on control panel

click on date, time ,language and regional options

click on add other languages

On The Languages tab click Details at the top right

On the Settings Tab Click on add...

Then click on the language then click ok

right click on the task bar

click toolbars -> Language bar

Click On the EN And change it to your language and you are all set.

Answer 2

1, Install the IME platform, if you use a Windows version other than English one, It's been installed by default.

2, Install an Input method(IM), like Pinyin, Wubi or Cangjie, some of these have been installed by default if you use a Chinese Version of Windows.

3, Someone do not like IMs on Windows by defaulf, so there are a lot of 3re part IM softwares you can buy or download.

4, IMs differ from each other tremendously, so you can choose the one that you like.

5. Generally, Pinyin is a good choice for westerners, there are a lot of Pinyin IM softwares including MS Pinyin and Intelligent ABC, which are by default installed in a Windows installation.

6. Run Word.

7. And, you now click the EN on systray, change it to CH, then click the keyborad on systray, choose an IM, say, MS Pinyin. Input Pinyin, and choose a character or a word from a word list according to the Pinyin you've typed.

8. Then, the character or word you want goes to Word.

NOTE: If you only want to input Chinese into word, you needn't change the locale settings such as language, money, time or country in the control pannel, word supports Unicode and most Chinese IMs too.

Answer 3

This site has the answer already:

http://newton.uor.edu/Departments&Progra...