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Applies ToWindows 11 Windows 10
This article helps with using Microsoft Simplified Chinese Input Method Editor (IME) for both Microsoft Punyin and Microsoft Wubi including IME settings, features, and keyboard shortcuts.
Tip: This article uses links that open IME settings in the Settings app directly. To manually access IME settings in the Settings app, see Microsoft Pinyin/Wubi IME settings in this article.
User interface
The conversion candidate window offers candidates whose readings (Pinyin) match what is typed.
General operations
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Press this key |
To do this |
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Down arrow |
Move to the next candidate in the candidate window. |
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Up arrow |
Move to the previous candidate in the candidate window. |
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Left arrow |
Move the insertion point to the left in the input area. |
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Right arrow |
Move the insertion point to the right in the input area. |
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Space |
Select the currently focused candidate. |
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Tab |
Expand and show text suggestions from Bing. |
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Number key |
Select the corresponding candidate. |
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Enter |
Close the candidate window without selecting any candidate. The entered text remains in the input area. |
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Esc (Escape) |
Close the candidate window without selecting any candidate. The entered text is deleted from the input area. |
Other features
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Double Pinyin can assign longer vowel groups to consonant keys as shortcuts and zh, ch, sh to vowel keys as shortcuts. In this way, when the input method expects a vowel, these shortcuts can be used to speed up typing. Find Double Pinyin settings in Microsoft Pinyin settings > General.
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Fuzzy Pinyin helps input Chinese characters more accurately by allowing for slight variations in Pinyin input. It accounts for common mistakes or uncertainties in typing Pinyin and suggests the correct characters based on context. Find Fuzzy Pinyin settings in Microsoft Pinyin settings > General.
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Trigger People name input with ; (semicolon) + R to help find characters used for people’s names more easily. When in Double Pinyin mode, press Shift + ; (semicolon), then the R key. Find this feature in Microsoft Pinyin settings > Advanced.
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U-mode input can be used to input Chinese characters based on their stroke or component, or to input a symbol. When in Double Pinyin Mode, U-mode can be triggered by pressing Shift + U. Find this feature in Microsoft Pinyin settings > Advanced.
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V-mode input can be used to input Chinese format numbers, dates, times, formulas, and more. It also supports inputting Unicode and GB-18030 code points. When in Double Pinyin mode, V-mode can be triggered by pressing Shift + V. Find this feature in Microsoft Pinyin settings > Advanced.
Keyboard shortcuts
IME offers keys or combinations of keys to use IME functions.
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Shift |
Switch between English and Chinese mode. |
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Shift + Space |
Switch character width between full-width and half-width. |
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Ctrl + . (period) |
Switch between Chinese punctuation and English punctuation. Note: This key combination is only effective in Chinese mode. Shortcut keys can be managed in Microsoft Pinyin settings > Keys. |
Text suggestions from Bing
You can type even faster with text suggestions from Bing. IME gets the most relevant word from Bing and displays it with the cloud icon in the IME candidate window.
The integrated search suggestions give additional suggestions that are similar to what is seen on the Bing search page. You can either insert a suggestion as text or search it directly in Bing.
To turn on these features, select the chevron button at the right end of the IME candidate window and follow the instructions.
Alternately, the setting can be found in Microsoft Pinyin settings > Lexicon and self-learning.
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For Windows 11, make sure Try text suggestions from Bing is switched On.
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For Windows 10, make sure Cloud service is switched On.
Compatibility
Microsoft Pinyin IME is available in currently supported versions of Windows. If any issues are encountered with the current version of IME, IME supports a compatibility setting that allows using the previous version of IME instead. The previous version of IME can be enabled by turning on in Microsoft Pinyin settings > General > Use previous version of Microsoft Pinyin. IME continues to be improved, so consider filing feedback to help us deliver a great input experience to you.
Microsoft Pinyin/Wubi IME settings
The following methods can be used to open Microsoft Pinyin/Wubi IME settings:
Right-click on the IME options icon in the system tray area of the taskbar and then select Settings.
Navigate to Microsoft Pinyin/Wubi settings in the Settings app:
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In the Time & language > Language & region window, under the Language section, select the ellipses next to the desired Chinese simplified language, and then select Language options.
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In the Time & language > Language & region > Options window, under the Keyboards section, select the ellipses next to either Microsoft Pinyin or Microsoft Wubi, and then select Keyboard options.
How can I give feedback?
If you encounter any problems or have suggestions regarding Microsoft IME, give us feedback through the Feedback Hub. Select one of the following options to open the Feedback Hub:
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Right-click the IME options icon in the system tray area of the taskbar and then select Send Feedback.
Your feedback goes directly to our engineers working to improve IME. For more on steps for providing feedback, refer to the article Send feedback with the feedback hub app.
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Click on the Windows Start menu button, then click ‘Control Panel’. Find ‘Clock, Language and Region’ and click on ‘Change keyboards or other input methods’. Scroll down and click the checkbox next to ‘Chinese (Simplified) – Microsoft Pinyin IME’. Click ok here and in Region and Languages as well.
How do you type Chinese simplified on keyboard?
In the Search field at the top of the window that opens, type: Input language and then press the enter key on your keyboard. Select Change keyboards or other input methods and then the Change keyboards button. Choose Chinese (Simplified PRC) and click the ‘+’ sign next to it.
How do I get simplified Chinese on Windows 10?
Try Settings > Time & Language > Region & Language, then click “Add a language”. Select your variation of Chinese, you should be able to then see Chinese characters being displayed correctly.
How can I write Chinese on my computer?
How to Type Chinese on a Computer and Phone Go to System Preferences. Choose Keyboard. Choose Input Sources. Click + Select Chinese (Simplified) – Pinyin – Simplified then click Add. Make sure ‘Show Input menu in menu bar’ is checked. Use the language icon in the menubar at the top to switch modes.
How do you install Simplified Chinese?
Go to “Settings” > “Change PC Settings” > “Time & Language” > “Region & Language.” Click on “Add a Language” and select “Chinese (Simplified, China).” This will add it to your list of languages.
How do I type Mandarin in Word?
To use Mandarin characters and Mandarain tones in Microsoft Word: Go to the bottom toolbar and click on the “EN” icon. This will open up a menu in which you can select from English (EN), Mandarin characters (CH), and Chinese tones for roman characters (JP).
Why I Cannot type Chinese on my computer?
You should install a Chinese IME before typing Chinese characters. To do this, please follow the steps. a) Click on start, Control Panel. b) Click on clock, Language and Region, Region and Language, Keyboard and Languages, Change keyboards, Add Chinese (Simlified,PRC).
How do I type Chinese pinyin on Windows 10?
How To Add Chinese Input On Your Windows 10 Click the “Windows” icon then click the “Settings” icon. Select “Time & Language” Select Language then click “Add a language”, under Preferred Language. Type the input you want to add, such as the Chinese language, then click “Next” Click “Install”.
Is there a Chinese keyboard?
There’s no standard system, though, so two Chinese keyboards may not look exactly the same and they may not function in the same way. In the Peoples’ Republic of China, most computer users type out their Chinese in transliteration, using the standard Roman alphabet keys on a QWERTY keyboard.
How do you write traditional Chinese?
How to Type Traditional Chinese on a Keyboard Click “Start | Control Panel | Clock, Language, and Region | Region and Language.” Click the “Keyboards and Languages” tab, and then click “Change Keyboards.” Click “Add” from the General tab. Double-click “Chinese (Traditional, Taiwan),” and then “Keyboard.”.
What is fuzzy pinyin?
Fuzzy pinyin or fuzzy input (模糊音) is a feature that allows a user to input those similar-sounding vowels or consonants as if they were the same thing. It also has disadvantages as the user must choose the correct characters or words from a longer list of “homophones”.
How do I add input method in Windows 10?
Adding Input Method If you want to add a new input method for an installed language, click on “Add an input method” link under the “Input method” section. Select the input method from the available list and click “Add” button.
How do you type Chinese characters in PowerPoint?
If you’re tying to translate language from a Word or PowerPoint file, you can highlight the sentence or paragraph you want to translate and go to the Review tab > click on Translate then select the language you want to translate it to and select Insert.
How do I insert Chinese characters in PowerPoint?
Senior Member go to control panel. go to regional and language options. go to language. check on install files for East Asian languages. follow the instructions and change typing language by selecting the language option on your window menu bar, you can also open the language bar and leave it at the top of your window.
How do I add Pinyin to PowerPoint?
Click on “Option Menu,” the fourth icon to the right of “CH.” Click on “Soft Keyboard,” then “5 Pinyin Letters.”.
How do I install Chinese keyboard?
On any android, Windows, or Apple iPhone, you will be able to get yourself a Chinese keyboard by going into settings, keyboard, and adding another language to your keyboards.
How do I type in Chinese on Google?
Open Google Docs and create a new document (or open up an existing one) Go to File > Language and select the language you want to start typing in. For instance, to choose the traditional Chinese characters used in Taiwan, I would select 中文（台灣）(literally: “Chinese, Taiwan”)Feb 26, 2015.
How do I type Chinese in Google Chrome?
Choose keyboard language & special characters At the bottom right, select the time. Select Settings . On the left panel, select Advanced. Under “Languages and inputs,” select Inputs. Under “Input methods,” select Add input methods. Select the keyboard languages you want to use.
What happened Google Pinyin?
As of March 2019, Google Pinyin has been discontinued and the download page tools.google.com/pinyin/ has been deleted.
How do you type Traditional Chinese with pinyin?
Enabling Chinese Pinyin for Traditional Chinese Open your control panel. Under “Clock, Language, and Region” click on “Change keyboards or other input methods.” Then click the “Change keyboards…” button. Then click the “Add…” button.
What keyboard do Mandarin speakers use?
The standard QWERTY keyboard is used but with additional labels on each key. These correspond to different pen strokes, and the user types out the Chinese character by selecting the right sequence of keystrokes.
What keyboard does China use?
Chinese typists actually use QWERTY keyboards, but in an entirely different way than Western typists do. In China, the QWERTY keyboard is ‘smart,’ meaning clicking a key/letter initiates an algorithm based on either the letter’s phonetic sound or root shape.
How many characters are on a Chinese keyboard?
The largest Chinese dictionaries include around 56,000 characters. Functional literacy requires a knowledge of between 3,000 and 4,000 characters. And on top of it all, Chinese characters are the oldest continuously-used system of writing in the world.
Is Mandarin traditional Chinese or simplified?
While Simplified Chinese took over mainland China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong stayed with Traditional Chinese, which people have been using for thousands of years. Target Market Written Spoken China Simplified Mandarin Hong Kong Traditional Cantonese Taiwan Traditional Mandarin Singapore Simplified Mandarin.
How do I change to Chinese simplified in Word?
On Review Tab, there is Chinese Conversion button that can help you. If you want change Display Language Settings, in Word Language Options, you can select Chinese(Simplified) or Chinese(Traditional), set it as Default Display Language.
This post will show how to set both English (Singapore) and Chinese (Simplified, Singapore) Language Input in Windows 10 during OSD.
Below are the detailed steps:
Preparing the registry settings.
In a Windows 10 machine, launch the registry editor (Regedit.exe), browse to the HKEY_USERS\DEFAULT and delete everything under the default user registry.
***Note: All folders under the default user registry needs to be all deleted to prevent breaking of profiles when a new user logins.
*** Note: Just ignore if there’s a error pop-up message encountered, there are folders that just can’t be deleted.
Next, is load Load Hive, in Registry Editor, highlight HKEY_USERS click File the select Load Hive…
Browse through C:\Users\Default\ select and open NTUSER.DAT
Name the key as DefaultTemp and leave the Registry open.
Apply the languages to Windows
In Windows, go to Windows Settings > Time & Language
Then go to Regional & language and add English (Singapore) and Chinese (Simplified, Singapore)
***Note: In my case, I set the English (Singapore) as default and removed English (United State)
Next, click Additional date, time & regional settings then go to Language > Advanced settings.
Under Override for Windows display language click on Apply language settings to the welcome screen, system accounts, and new user accounts.
at the Region > Administrative tab click the Copy settings… button
tick the New user accounts box then click OK. Close all opened window and go back to the Registry Editor.
Back in the Registry Editor, right-click on the DefaultTemp hive, then select Export
Name the registry file as DefaultKeyboard.reg and save it your preferred location and get copied it over to your SCCM Server sources’ folder e.g., \\<Server Name>\Sources\Packages\…..
Import and Package the DefaultKeyboard.reg in SCCM
In SCCM create a package…
Once package is created, distribute content to your DPs.
Edit the Task Sequence
In your Task Sequence, create a new group, and add the 3 steps below:
Load Default User Registry
reg load HKU\DefaultTemp “C:\Users\Default\NTUSER.DAT”
Install Windows 10 Keyboard
REGEDIT.EXE /s DefaultKeyboards.reg
Unload Default User Registry
reg unload HKU\DefaultTemp
Expected result
After OSD is finished, all users should have both English (Singapore) and Chinese (Simplified, Singapore) available.
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Установка поддержки китайского языка на компьютере
Если Вы изучаете китайский язык, вам просто жизненно необходимо установить поддержку китайского языка на свой домашний (или рабочий) компьютер.
Во-первых, Вы сможете печатать тексты сами (для тех, кто только начинает свое знакомство с китайским языком, мы подготовили специальную статью — «Как печатать на китайском на компьютере»). Во-вторых, Вы сможете спокойно просматривать китайские сайты или, в конце — концов, наш сайт, так как у нас тоже очень много иероглифов.
Итак, есть несколько вариантов:
Вариант 1
Установка китайской поддержки с диска Windows (если у вас другая операционная система, то прошу прощения, я не в курсе как вам помочь).
1. Зайти в Панель Управления
2. Выбрать там «Язык и Региональные стандарты»
3. Выбрать вкладку «Языки»
4. Поставить две галочки «Установить поддержку ……..».
5. После этого компьютер попросит вставить диск Windows, и после этого начнет установку. Когда установка закончится, зайдите в «Язык и Региональные стандарты» — вкладка Языки.
6. Во вкладке «Языки» нажимаем «Подробнее» – далее «добавить». (у меня уже добавлен китайский КНР, не обращайте внимания).
7. И добавляете в открывшейся табличке в «языке ввода» – Китайский КНР, в «раскладке клавиатуры или методе ввода» — Chinese Simplified Microsoft Pinyin IME 3.0 (рис.3).
Вариант 2
Скачать китайские шрифты с нашего сайта.
Алгоритм таков:
- Скачиваем их себе на компьютер;
- Перемещаем в папку Windows/Fonts;
- Находим их там и открываем поочередно;
- Шрифты установлены. Теперь вы сможете видеть иероглифы….но вот писать все равно не сможете. Для того, чтобы писать нужна специальная программа (которая входит в вариант №1).
Надеюсь, эта статья превратит ваши в полноценные иероглифы. Удачи!
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