An introduction to the experience of intelligent ABC Input Method

　　A, simple spell input and mixed input combined

The rule for spelling is to enter the first letter of each syllable. For the syllables containing en, ch, sh (know, eat, and poem), you can also make up the first two letters. The mixed input is two syllables above the phonetic code, some syllables all spell, some syllable simple spell.

For example: The word "war", the whole spell for "Zhanzheng", simple spelling for Zhzh "or" zhz "," Zzh "," ZZ ", Mixed code for" Zhanzh "or" Zzheng "and so on.

In the simple spelling and mixing, the role of Shing is further enhanced. For example, "Xining" The mixed code should be "Xin ' n", if written "Xin" is not correct, it is "new" Pinyin code.

　　B, v Chinese input in the process of English input

1. Input Chinese article, the most afraid of which have English words, if it is a piece of article also forget, one of the words the most troublesome. In fact, you may not have to switch to the English way at all. Type "V" as a marker, followed by the English to be entered, press the space bar, the English alphabet will appear, "V" itself will not appear.

2. For example: In the input process you want to enter English "Sun" as long as the input: "Vsun", and then press the space bar.

3. In this method, the direct entry of uppercase letters is invalid, if the input "Vsun" (at this time the s with [Shift]+[s] key to control), it will still show sun, here is probably a "BUG." We recommend that you do not control the case of English letters, until the end of all input, and then use Word with the change of case (in the Format menu, "Change case" option). This method is suitable for single English. You can also use the [Caps Lock] key to control the input "S", and then enter "Vun", then show Sun, this method is suitable for fewer English letters.

　　Simplified input method for C, I, I-Chinese numerals

1. Intelligent ABC offers the ability to convert Arabic numerals and Chinese case numbers:

"I" is the leading character for entering lowercase Chinese digits.

"I" is the leading character for entering uppercase Chinese digits (note that I control at this point with the [Shift]+[i] key).

2. Methods:

Enter "I1", press the Space (or enter), will display "one", and so on and so on "i2000", by the space, will display "2000"; I've found that many people don't know how to enter 2000 and often lose 2000, and remembering this method will be useful.

Enter "I1", press the Space (or enter), will display "one", and so on "I2000", by the space, will display "000".

3. For some commonly used quantifiers can also be simplified input, "IG", by the space (or enter), will show "a"; the system stipulates that the letter in the digital input means:

G[], s [10, pick up], b[Hundred, Bai], q[thousand, Thousand], w[million], e[billion], z[trillion, d[section],

N[year], y[month], r[Day], t[ton, k[gram, $[yuan], h[time], f[cent], l[

m[Rice], j[kg], o[degree], p[lb., u[Micro], i[cent], a[second], c[, x[l]

　　Description

26 English letters, the input "I" + except "V" letter the rest of the letters, there are corresponding Chinese quantifiers can be obtained.

　　D, grasp the general law of input according to the word

1. The following 27 monosyllabic words can be displayed only by entering the initials (or the first letter of the initials).

If you enter "a" directly, then the "Ah" is displayed. corresponding to:

A b c d E F g

Ah, no, I'm starving.

H i j k l m N

And one can be no more than a year

O p q R S t

Oh, it's him in the daycare.

W x y Z

I have a little in

En sh ch

This on out

　　Description

It will be especially easy to remember with the arrangement of the author in this order.