Win8.1 system Traditional Input method how to use?

As in the Win8.1 system, the input method has some changes in the main purpose of this article is to explain how in the traditional Chinese environment, the use of Pinyin input method to output traditional Chinese.

To use the Pinyin input method to play traditional Chinese, there are two ways to achieve this:

1. Modify the keyboard corresponding method of phonetic input method, but this method only applies to the traditional desktop environment.

2. Modify the character set of the simplified pinyin input method, so that it output traditional Chinese character set.

First: Modify phonetic Input Method settings

To remind you that this method can only be used in the traditional desktop environment, but it has three pinyin to choose from, if you want to use the specific pinyin input method, you can use this method to set.

1. First open the "console", and then click "Clock, Language and area" under the "Change Input method."

2. Click "Option" next to "Chinese (Taiwan)"

3. Click "Options" next to "Microsoft Phonetic notation"

4. Then in the "Microsoft Phonetic Settings" window, click the "Keyboard" tab, and then you will see a keyboard corresponding to the Drop-down window below, after the point, you will see a variety of keyboard configuration can be selected. Among them are "Hanyu Pinyin", "National sound Two", "Tongyong Pinyin" three different phonetic ways to choose.

Select "OK" after selecting the appropriate keyboard for you to use.

Then you can use the phonetic notation input method as a phonetic input.

Second: Modify the simplified pinyin Input method setting

In addition to modifying the setting of phonetic input method, you can change the setting of Pinyin input method in simplified Chinese to make it output traditional Chinese. And this method can be used not only in traditional desktop, but also in APP mode.

But in Windows 8.1, we can see that some of the "options" of the input method have disappeared, so how to modify these input method settings?

The original input method can still modify the settings, only to be set in the APP mode console.

According to the information on the Internet, these input methods due to Microsoft's limited human relations, so temporarily only to do a part of the function out, so this version of the input method temporarily take off the option, in the future update of the Windows version, these things will come back. Of course, this is only the news on the Internet, correct or not unknown, you can take a look at it.

1. First open the "Common toolbar" on the right, and then click "Set".

2. Then click "Change Computer Settings"

3. Open "Computer Settings", click on the left "time and language"

4. Then click on the left "region and language"

5. Next we want to add the Simplified Chinese language, if you have already added, you can skip this paragraph, jump directly to the 8th step.

Click "Add Language" under "language" on the right.

6. Click "Chinese (Simplified)"

7. Then click "Chinese (People's Republic of)" or "Chinese (Singapore)" Can be, there will be pinyin input method can be used.

8. After the selection of the country, it will jump back to the regional and language screen, at this time, please click on the newly added country. Then you will see the three buttons below, click "Options".

9. Then you will see that there is a "Microsoft Pinyin", the same point selected "Microsoft Pinyin" after the bottom will jump out of two buttons. Please click "Options". Incidentally, since there is only one input method left here, you will see that the "Remove" button is grayed out and cannot be pressed.

10. Click on the "option", you will see some "Microsoft Pinyin" to modify the set of items, so it is not the input method of the option disappeared, but changed to this side set. Pull the screen to the bottom, you can see a "character set" below, the following "Select the character Set" Drop-down menu to change to "traditional Chinese."

11. After you change this step, you do not need to do any action, the setting will take effect immediately. The actual test, it is true in the traditional desktop mode and the APP mode are normal to use.

As can be seen from this example, although the input method in desktop mode has no "option" to set, it can still be done in the console (computer setting) of the APP mode, and it is not really gone. In addition to improving some of the drawbacks, Windows 8.1 further strengthens the touch experience and makes the projects that can be set in computer settings more complete (although they may be criticized by desktop users ...). So if you don't have a project in Windows 8.1 that you can't find, don't forget to look at "Computer settings" in APP mode, and maybe some of the settings or features you want to do are hidden here.