Ten steps to easily retrieve the Microsoft Pinyin new experience mode in Windows 8

The new experience mode of Microsoft Pinyin input method is actually the main mode of Microsoft Pinyin. The author has been this model since the 1.5 version began to contact Microsoft Pinyin. The main feature is long sentence input and secondary confirmation. After Win8 is installed, there is only one Microsoft Pinyin in Simplified Chinese. The new experience mode is gone! Students who need it, please follow the author and get back the new experience mode step by step.

The new experience mode of Microsoft Pinyin input method is actually the main mode of Microsoft Pinyin. The author has been this model since the 1.5 version began to contact Microsoft Pinyin. The main feature is long sentence input and secondary confirmation. At the first confirmation, the text enters the actual input area, but there is a dotted line below the text. We can use the cursor keys to move left and right, as shown in the following figure:

When inputting pinyin, we don't need to open the candidate window or look at the screen:

Enter Press the space after the completion to see if the preference is correct. If it is correct, confirm the space again. Otherwise, press the right cursor key to return to the beginning of the sentence. Very convenient and professional.

Students who are accustomed to phrase input may like to stare at the candidate words appearing on the screen, and correct the choice as soon as there is a mistake. The long sentence input does not have to be this way, input the entire sentence, let the input method choose the word for you in the context of the whole sentence, the hit rate will be much higher, especially when playing long articles, very useful.

A lot of times when others look at my input, I find that there are typos on the screen, I can't help but remind me that I am wrong, but when I finally confirm it, it is often right, it will appear a little doubt. But usually don't say it. Interestingly, when I was typing someone else's name, they found the typos at the beginning and couldn't help but remind me of the mistake. I was very interested in the input method to make someone's name into another word, sometimes This "smiles" that person. Then when I finally came back to pick the words, they would "blame" why not choose the right words &hellip at the beginning; … I am used to it. But the convenience of the whole sentence input, most people can not be recognized. So I am going to spend a lot of space here to introduce it today.

Unfortunately, Microsoft Pinyin 1.5, 2.0, 3.0 are no one. When I arrived at Office 2003, because of the appearance of the "new experience" pattern, some people were applauded, but those people actually used it as a phrase input method. When Office2010 came out, some people applauded. In fact, a large number of people are applauding for the "simple" mode. Up to now, Win8 has become the default input method in Simplified Chinese language. Even if there is a strong taste, many people are still applauded, and the new experience mode disappears, but few people care about it.

The following is a formal look at the issues mentioned in the title. After Win8 is installed, there is only one Microsoft Pinyin in Simplified Chinese, and the new experience mode is gone!!!

If you need students, please follow the author and get back the new experience mode step by step.

1. Open the start screen, type regedit in English, and press Enter to open the Registry Editor. (In case of UAC reminder, please select "Yes")

2. Expand the directory tree on the left until HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\CTF\\TIP\\{81d4e9c9-1d3b-41bc-9e6c- 4b40bf79e35e}:

Microsoft has made special permission protection for this item. Its permissions are different from those of the neighbors. We need to obtain write permission.

3. Right-click on it, select Permissions, and open the following window:

4, click "Advanced", and open a window:

5 Click "change" on the right side of the owner, type "everyone" or the current login user name, press "OK", and check "Replace subcontainer and object owner", and press Apply. (Do not close this window, wait until we have to change it back.)

6, then click Enable inheritance in the lower left (this button becomes disabled inheritance after pressing), and select "Use from this object The inherited permission item replaces the permission item of all child objects. Finally press "application", and you will be prompted to select "Yes".

Now, this window becomes like this:

Keep this window and we proceed to the next step.

7, open the start screen, enter "cmd" in English, "command prompt" on the left, right click to select it, then click " at the bottom of the screen to run as administrator ", encountered UAC prompt selection " is ". This way we open a command prompt window with administrator privileges, and the working path is in the System32 directory.

8, type "regsvr32 ime\\imesc\\imsctip.dll" and press Enter.

Until you see the prompt below, click OK to close the Command Prompt window.

9, back to the advanced security settings window, click the "disable inheritance" button at the bottom left, then the following figure appears:

Select the second item, "from Remove all inherited permissions from the object ":

and select "Replace the permission items of all child objects with the permission items that can be inherited from this object", press "apply", encounter the prompt selection " is ".

10. Click the "change" to the right of the owner above, type "nt service\\trustedinstaller", press "OK", and select "Replace the owner of the child container and object" And press "App".

At this point, we have restored the registry permissions as originally.

Open the input method management interface:

We can see the extra "Microsoft Pinyin NewExperience", which is the new experience mode we are looking for!

Tragedy It seems that the new experience mode has a problem under the Metro interface, and the cursor will return to the front each time the input is confirmed. Maybe because of these bugs, Microsoft hides it. However, no problems were found when using it in desktop mode.