Add a five-stroke Code Input Method for Windows 2000

After Windows 98 is upgraded to Windows 2000 Professional, the five-digit input method originally installed in Windows 98 is no longer available in Windows 2000, but it is found that Windows 2000 still has the same input method generator as Windows 98, in addition, the format of the code table file is the same, so that you can use the original five-stroke code table file under Windows 98 to add a five-stroke input method for Windows 2000. The procedure is as follows:
Copy the wbx. MB file of the Five-stroke code table under Windows 98 to the C: \ windows \ system32 directory. After entering Windows 2000, open the "Input Method generator" (click "Start/ Program/Attachment "to find the" Input Method generator ", but you need to install it in the" control panel "/" Add/Delete "Program), then select" reverse conversion/Open File/select wbx. MB/inverse conversion "to generate the wbx text file. TXT, convert the original wbx. TXT deletion. Otherwise, an error is prompted and cannot be converted. Click "Input Method Generator/create input method/code table original file" and select "wbx. TXT/conversion/whether to include GBK characters ", select" no ", and click" OK ". The conversion is complete.
Finally, click "Create/select system value/OK/select system bitmap" and select "Install. After completing the preceding steps, you can install the SDK on Windows 2000 using the five-stroke input method.