Smart ABC Input Method tips

1. Input uppercase letters. At this time, you only need to press the Caps Lock key and the "Caps Lock" indicator is on, You can directly enter uppercase letters.

2. v-Graphical Symbol input.

Enter symbols in the GB-2312 Character Set area 1-9 using the following simple method:

In the standard status, press the letter v + number (1-9) to obtain the symbol of the region. In this way, we can easily enter Japanese!

V-English input during Chinese input. During the input of Pinyin (in the "standard" or "doubles" mode), if you need to enter English, you do not have to switch to the English mode. Enter "v" as the identifier, followed by the English letter to be entered, and press the Space key. For example, if you want to enter "wanglixing1" in the input process, you only need to enter "vwanglixing1. In this way, we do not need to convert the input and directly enter lowercase English words!

3. u-force memory entry input.

To force the entry, you must define the entry in advance. To define a word, you can select the menu "define a new word". The content of a word can be a Chinese character, phrase, or phrase, or a Chinese character or other character; the encoding can be a Chinese pinyin, an external source, or a user's favorite identifier. The maximum length of non-standard words allowed to be defined is 15 characters, the maximum length of the input code is nine characters, and the maximum entry size is four hundred. The term is defined with the Force memory function in advance, and the input should start with the letter "u. Do you think this is a bit like the "Automatic Image Collection" in WORD?

The input of Chinese Punctuation Marks is consistent in each input method. On the basis of this, smart ABC provides you with the function of automatically embedding book names to meet the general conventions that a single book name number must appear in the middle of the double book name number. Enter the <and> keys for the book name number. When you press <for the first time, the corresponding output character is ". When you press <for the second time, <is displayed 〈. After that, if you enter a value greater than or equal to <yes, then enter again>,> appears 〉.

5. I and I-Chinese quantifiers simplify input.

Smart ABC provides the ability to convert Arabic numbers and Chinese upper and lower case numbers, and simplifies the input of some common quantifiers.

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

"I" is the leading character for inputting uppercase Chinese numbers.

The English letters in the number input are as follows:

G [count] S [ten, pick up] B [Hundred, clerk] Q [thousand, clerk]
W [] E [] Z [MB] D [No.] N [year] Y [month] R [Day] T [ton]

K [grams] $ [yuan] F [points] L [Li] M [meters] J [Jin] O [degree] P [lbs]

U [micro] I [] A [SEC] C [] X [l]

　　
Specifically, press the Space key or enter key after "I" or "I" to convert it to "1" or "1 ".

After "I" or "I", press the Chinese Punctuation key (except "$") to convert it to "1" + This punctuation or "1" + This punctuation.

6. [,]-use words.

Using a two-or multi-syllable word to determine the word with this fixed key can reduce the duplication in the word input. Both the words in the standard library and the words defined by the user can be used to set words. Use "[" to take the first word, "]" to take the last word. For example, if "[" is added at the end of "jiandan", the first word is "simplified ". In this way, it is hard to find a single word, but it is easy to input words with phrases.

7. Memory input.

This function simulates the instantaneous and incomplete memories of the human brain. You can use the simplest method to recall an entry you just used based on incomplete information. The memory input function is completed by the [CTRL +-] key.