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La celebraci�n de San Valent�n

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zack
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 Message 9 of 11
06 March 2005 at 9:27am | IP Logged 
victor wrote:
I just installed my custom-made keyboard set: let me try typing out pīnyīn.

chú le pŭ tō­ng hùa, kè jīa hùa, yīng yŭ hé xī bān yá yŭ wài, nĭ yĕ hùi shūo qí tā de yŭ yán ma? yí gòng nĭ hùi shūo / xĭe jĭ zhŏng yŭ yán. wèi shĕn me bú zài nĭ de profile shàng?


Victor, what is this custom-made keyboard set you are using for producing pinyin? I've tried several TT-fonts under windows but wasn't really happy with any of them. (Most of the time, I work with Linux, but I use Windows for studying Chinese vocabulary so having a decent pinyin font with a straightforward input-method (simple key-combos) would be handy)
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victor
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 Message 10 of 11
06 March 2005 at 7:33pm | IP Logged 
As mentioned in another post, I use a program called Microsoft Keyboard Layout Creator, which allows you to create your own keyboard layout.

(i.e. you can place letters and symbols at whatever you like)

In the program, there is a function called "dead keys" which allows you to define which letter combos would create which new symbol/letter. All you have to do is to find the letter in Unicode and paste it there, and you can type it.

Of course, you can set these keyboard combos anywhere you like.

Here's the link: http://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/tools/msklc.mspx

Let me know what you think of it.

Edited by victor on 06 March 2005 at 7:35pm

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Guido
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 Message 11 of 11
27 July 2009 at 12:41pm | IP Logged 
Volviendo al tema del Día de San Valentín.

Aqui en Argentina no existe ese día, sino que hay un día que se llama "El día del Amigo" (este año fue el Lunes 20 de Julio), también hay otro dia que se llama "El día de los enamorados" (no estoy seguro cuando es). Halloween no existe tampoco. El día que comienza la primavera se llama "El día de la primavera" (se acostumbra a encontrarse con amigos en plazas o parques). En fin, aqui no se festeja el día de San Valentín, sino una versión diferente.

:D
Guido.


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