Thanks SunYong, that's okay.
do you know if some form of arrow-key (or non-number navigation) will be supported in the future ? possibly something that a person with clumsy fingers like me can find comfortable :-) eg: shift-space, since <space> is already used (space-key is nice, because it is the longest key on the keyboard, and can be easily reached by fingers on either hands ... but this is great for now ... i can again type chinese text ! cheers! many thanks again! sam On Nov 28, 2007 1:47 PM, Yong Sun <Yong.Sun at sun.com> wrote: > Hi, Sang-Suan, > > Sorry, currently, only number keys are supported. :$ > > Regards, > > sang-suan gam wrote: > > > Thanks again, SunYong, > > > > ahh ... this is the info i am looking for ... > > > > > >> In most popular Chinese input methods, <SPACE> is used to commit the 1st > >> candidate, and <ENTER> is used to commit the pinyin string as an ASCII > >> string, <PAGE-UP> and <PAGE-DOWN> is used to cycle the candidate list. > >> > >> So, it's just a convention :) > >> > > > > how about moving to the next match on the same candidate > > list ? eg: > > > > the "xiexie" string produces more than 1 candidate list. > > on the first list, there are: > > > > (1) ?? (2) ?? (3) ?? ... > > > > and on the next candidate list, (after pressing page down), > > there is: > > > > (1) ? (2) ? ... > > > > how do i move from each matches within the same > > candidate list ? eg: to select: > > > > (3) ?? on first candidate ilst ? > > > > besides pressing the number 3 ? > > > > Thanks, > > sam > > > >
