Windows 2000 configuration Chinese input method

In daily work, users often use WordPad, Notepad, WPS 2000 and Word 2000 and other text editing programs for Chinese processing, the most important of which is Chinese input. In the current situation, although there are some speech recognition and handwriting recognition methods, most users still need to input Chinese characters into the document through various Chinese input methods. This section introduces the installation and setting of Chinese input method. process.

4.3.1 Installing Chinese Input Method

Although the Windows 2000 system has installed some Chinese input methods to enhance the Chinese processing ability, there are still many Chinese input methods that users like. For example, the five-stroke font and the king code are not installed and require the user to install it themselves when needed. The installation of the Chinese input method is basically the same as the installation process of other applications. The installation process of the Chinese input method is described below by taking the installation of the Wubi input method as an example.

1. Open the "My Computer" window and find the installation program of the Wubi input method on your own disk or CD. Double-click the "SETUP" icon to open the "Install Wang Code Input Method" dialog box. One, as shown in Figure 4-12.

2. Click the “Next” button to open the “Install King Code Input Method” dialog box, as shown in Figure 4-13.

3. Click the "Yes" button to open the "Install King Code Input Method" dialog box shown in Figure 4-14 and enter the installer in the text box.

4. Click the "Next" button to open the "Install King Code Input Method" dialog box shown in Figure 4 - 5, and then select the installation method. If you select the "Full Install" button, the entire contents of the software will be loaded into the system. If you want to install selectively, you can select the "Select Installation" button. Here choose to click the "Select Installation" button.