Hi,
Regarding the Nei Ma problem I asked last time. it is resolved now. The characters can be shown by switching to big5.
I tried to type some characters and punctuation marks by Nei Ma, but they cannot be displayed (please see attachment). For example, "a141" is the key for comma in Chinese. It is frequently used.
Below are some other questions I have now:
1) Another question is, is there any shortcut key for switching between input methods? In xcin and iiimf, I type 'ctrl' + 'alt' + 'number' to switch. How about scim?
Also, in FC4, I can type 'shift' + punctuation under any input method to get a Chinese punctuation. For example,
shift + comma = , (Chinese comma) shift + period = 。 (Chinese period)
Can it work in FC5 too?
2) For Chinese input methods, nine characters are shown in one page usually. But for ChuYin and Dayi in scim, there are ten characters in one page, which makes users hard to migrate. Is there a way to change it?
3) Finally, I found x window not so stable. I was composing an email and editing a text file. It crashed when I switched between input methods. Also, when I hit Enter, the cursor moved down slowly. It that because it is still a test version?
Thanks a lot!!
Tina
Hi, You can set shortcut key for each input method by scim-setup command. Choose IMEngine->Global Settings, then select one input method in the right box, then click "Edit Hotkeys" to assign hotkey(s) to that input method.
Regards James Su
On 3/8/06, Tina Chou chouy@ematters.com.tw wrote:
Hi,
Regarding the Nei Ma problem I asked last time. it is resolved now. The characters can be shown by switching to big5.
I tried to type some characters and punctuation marks by Nei Ma, but they cannot be displayed (please see attachment). For example, "a141" is the key for comma in Chinese. It is frequently used.
Below are some other questions I have now:
Another question is, is there any shortcut key for switching between input methods? In xcin and iiimf, I type 'ctrl' + 'alt' + 'number' to switch. How about scim?
Also, in FC4, I can type 'shift' + punctuation under any input method to get a Chinese punctuation. For example,
shift + comma = , (Chinese comma) shift + period = 。 (Chinese period)
Can it work in FC5 too?
For Chinese input methods, nine characters are shown in one page usually. But for ChuYin and Dayi in scim, there are ten characters in one page, which makes users hard to migrate. Is there a way to change it?
Finally, I found x window not so stable. I was composing an email and editing a text file. It crashed when I switched between input methods. Also, when I hit Enter, the cursor moved down slowly. It that because it is still a test version?
Thanks a lot!!
Tina
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Hi,
Thanks for your help.
I have found some hot keys to switch between input methods. I can also type Chinese punctuation in ChuYin and Dayi now. It’s more convenient.
Thank you. Tina
On Wed, 8 Mar 2006 20:28:43 +0800, Zhe Su wrote
Hi, You can set shortcut key for each input method by scim-setup command. Choose IMEngine->Global Settings, then select one input method in the right box, then click "Edit Hotkeys" to assign hotkey(s) to that input method.
Regards James Su
On 3/8/06, Tina Chou chouy@ematters.com.tw wrote:
Hi,
Regarding the Nei Ma problem I asked last time. it is resolved now. The characters can be shown by switching to big5.
I tried to type some characters and punctuation marks by Nei Ma, but they cannot be displayed (please see attachment). For example, "a141" is the key for comma in Chinese. It is frequently used.
Below are some other questions I have now:
Another question is, is there any shortcut key for switching between input methods? In xcin and iiimf, I type 'ctrl' + 'alt' + 'number' to switch. How about scim?
Also, in FC4, I can type 'shift' + punctuation under any input method to get a Chinese punctuation. For example,
shift + comma = , (Chinese comma) shift + period = 。 (Chinese period)
Can it work in FC5 too?
For Chinese input methods, nine characters are shown in one page usually. But for ChuYin and Dayi in scim, there are ten characters in one page, which makes users hard to migrate. Is there a way to change it?
Finally, I found x window not so stable. I was composing an email and editing a text file. It crashed when I switched between input methods. Also, when I hit Enter, the cursor moved down slowly. It that because it is still a test version?
Thanks a lot!!
Tina
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