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| AsianSuite 97 is for Windows 3.x, Windows 95 / 98 users only. If using Windows 2000 / XP / NT / Me, please use AsianSuite 2000. AsianSuite 2000 also works for Windows 95 / 98 but not for Windows 3.x Chapter 6 Korean Input Methods Chapter 6 Korean Input Methods Hanja input under Hangul Input Method
Chapter 6 Korean Input Methods UnionWay Korean System provides the Hangul, Hanja and KSC input methods. In addition, any new Korean input method such as English-Korean could be added into UnionWay Korean system.
The default input method of UnionWay Korean system is English. Click the
There are three pages with their own page tag in the IME Configuration dialog box, the first is Input Method page for specifying all the input parameters; the second is Keyboard page displaying the keyboard map of the current input method; and the third is Option page for creating new input method. Click any of the tag with the left mouse button will bring that page to the front. Click Close button will close and end the IME Configuration dialog box.
In the IME Configuration dialog box, Hangul is the first Korean input method listed. It conforms to the 2 beolshik input method. There are basically three components in a Korean character: chosung, jungsung, jongsung. The Hangul input method automatically deciphers how the characters should be formed as the user types the Korean alphabets. For starting UnionWay Korean system, English
Hangul input example To input Korean word Initially the UnionWay tool bar looks like the below.
After typing the first
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After typing the space bar,
More Korean words can be input following the similar procedure as the above example shows.
Hanja input under Hangul Input Method For Korean ProPack or SuperPack, Hanja characters can be input by typing Korean character and pressing Ctrl key which lists the corresponding Hanja characters. From the list the wanted Hanja can be selected by clicking the Hanja character with the left mouse button or by typing the number. First 8 Hanja will be shown first and the rest can be brought up by clicking the arrow on the right side of the input window. For example to input
After pressing Ctrl key the Hanja list comes up:
Since the wanted Hanja
From the list press numeric key 5 or click on 5 to choose
In the IME Configuration dialog box, KSC is the second Korean input method. This IME allow any KSC-5601 code to be input manually. A1A1 - FEFE hexadecimal number is used to input any KSC code. This input method for inputting special characters and for software development. Starting UnionWay Korean system, English
KSC code input example To input ¢Þ symbol, first select the KSC input method and type A 2 D E keys. The following will be shown on the UnionWay system window. Initially the UnionWay tool bar looks like the below.
After typing the first A key, the input window will show up replacing some option selection icons.
After typing the 2 key, the input window changes to:
After typing the D key, the input window changes to:
After typing E,
The very last item in the IME Configuration dialog box is:
This is not a default option. UnionWay Asian system provides this option to use the Clipboard as a stepping board to inputting Chinese, Japanese and Korean words, avoiding the Auto Correct (or Auto Spelling Check) feature that is in some of the word processing application program such as MS-Word, WordPerfect, etc. The Auto Correct feature often make some unwanted correction to the CJK words causing erroneous display. With this option enabled, the input to the word processor is actually first made to the clipboard, then sending the same input into the word processing program. Since the input is coming from the clipboard, the Auto Correct feature will not make additional changes to the input. Of course, you can also turn off the Auto Correct feature in the word processing program to avoid correction completely. If you want to know how to turn off Auto Correct feature in the MS-Word, please read the Q & A Chapter.
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