Two Skills Of Using Five Stroke Font Input Method Under UCDOS

First, the re entry of Chinese characters into the code code is used for the input of heavy code Chinese characters. After mistakenly selecting the Chinese characters, the BackSpace key is used to erase the erroneous Chinese characters, then the code is re entered, and the correct number of Chinese characters is selected for modification.

Here we introduce a simple way to modify the error code of Chinese character code.

Suppose you want to enter the name "thundercloud".

The correct steps must be to input "FLF" first, which is the input code of "Lei" and then input "FCU". At this time, the screen input method will appear at least 2 Chinese characters "1, go" and "2" and "cloud". (if there is no familiarity with this input method or for some input experts (more than 100 Chinese characters per minute), it is very likely that the FCU will be pressed by the space bar just after typing the "FCU", so that the screen will display 2 words, which is quite different from our final input results.

At this point, we can adopt a simpler method.

Go back to the 2 words "Lei Qu" just entered before. If the screen input method still displays "1, go to 2, cloud" on screen, you just erase the word "go" and press ALT+2, then the correct Chinese character will jump on the screen.

This method has a very good effect on the input of heavy code Chinese characters. It allows you to input the Chinese characters wrongly, and does not need to re-enter the code. Only by pressing the number of the characters before the ALT+, can you input the correct Chinese characters. This saves time and saves the number of keystrokes.

Of course, the premise is that the input state line is still in the state of selecting the heavy code Chinese characters that were previously imported.

This function is also provided in the five - style input method, which is also more simple and convenient. Two.

Next, I'll show you how to build phrases by using comma keys.

Let's take the input name as an example. Suppose we want to input the name "Gu Jinfang".

First, you will input "DBDM" as "Gu", "qrmh" as "Jin" and "ay" as "Fang". In fact, your phrase has been set up.

After you input the name of the person, if you want to input the name of the person in the process of input, you can certainly repeat the previous input process, but we can adopt a more convenient method.

Since you have already typed "Gu Jinfang" in front of you, you just need to input "DBD" (note that it is followed by a comma after the 3 bit input method is encoded), so that the 3 words of "Gu Jinfang" will once again leap over the screen.

I simply experimented. Almost any word that is not a phrase can be used to set up a phrase in this way. The maximum number of bits can reach 7 bits.