User:Spencer195
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This is my page. Here is some useful stuff:
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The template I've been using to fill in the counties of Taiwan: Wikipedia:WikiProject Taiwanese counties
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How to type in Pinyin:
Note: files are currently down while I search for new webspace.
- Left-click here (http://mugu.cjb.net/pinyinkeyboard.zip) to download an installer file and save it to your hard drive.
- Feel free to virus scan it, then extract all files to your hard drive.
- Go to where you unzipped the files, open the folder named Pinyin5, and execute the file named Pinyin5.msi.
- Then select United States (Pinyin Enabled) as your keyboard.
- To do this in Windows XP, open Control Panel, then Regional and Language Options, then click Languages (picture) (http://mugu.cjb.net/1.png) Details (picture) (http://mugu.cjb.net/2.png) Add (picture) (http://mugu.cjb.net/3.png). Make sure English (United States) is selected under "Input language", make sure Keyboard Layout/IME is selected, then choose United States (Pinyin Enabled) under the Keyboard Layout/IME menu. (picture) (http://mugu.cjb.net/4.png)
- Click OK
- Then choose English (United States) - United States (Pinyin Enabled) under the Default Input Language drop-down menu. (picture) (http://mugu.cjb.net/5.png)
- Click OK on all dialog boxes.
To use:
- Hold down Ctrl and tap the tone number (1, 2, 3, or 4) of the letter you want to write. Then release both keys and enter the letter (a, e, i, o, u, v, A, E, I, O, U, or V). Use v to signify an umlauted u (ü). This works for both lowercase and capital letters.
- For example:
- To type ā, press Ctrl+1, followed by a.
- To type É, press Ctrl+2, followed by E.
- To type ǚ, press Ctrl+3, followed by v.
- To type ò, press Ctrl+4, followed by o.
- All possible letters:
- āēīōūǖ
- áéíóúǘ
- ǎěǐǒǔǚ
- àèìòùǜ
- ĀĒĪŌŪǕ
- ÁÉÍÓÚǗ
- ǍĚǏǑǓǙ
- ÀÈÌÒÙǛ
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Useful links:
- Look up Hanzi unicode values (http://www.unicode.org/charts/unihanrsindex.html)
- Unihan database (http://www.unicode.org/charts/unihan.html)
- Pinyin converter (http://www.fozza.com/zhongwen/converter.htm) (Has some bugs, most notably third tones come out as breves instead of carons)
- Better pinyin converter (http://www.pinyin.info/unicode/marks3.html) - Note: Choose "code soup" for plain unicode without combining diacritics.
- Where to put the pinyin tones (http://www.pinyin.info/rules/where.html)
Romanization conversion
- http://www.pinyin.info/romanization/compare/wadegiles.html
- Wade-Giles → Zhuyin → Pinyin conversion table (http://www.library.ucla.edu/libraries/eastasian/ctable2.htm)
- Pinyin → Wade-Giles → Zhuyin conversion table (http://www.library.ucla.edu/libraries/eastasian/ctable3.htm)
Misc
- http://www.hksdb.org.hk/hksdb/html/big5/ct_hangseng.htm
- http://media.justsports.net.tw/spo_demo/bbs_read.asp?id=8867
- http://www.mforce-badminton.com/localpublic.htm
- http://2004.sina.com.cn/star/yong_fujun/index.shtml
- http://badminton.sport.org.cn/yqjy/sjpm/vz/2004-04-01/vz594i631i6521.html
Art
- http://ccd.zjonline.com.cn/zgysd003.htm (Beautiful images)
- http://www.ieshu.com
- http://www.artchine.org/
- http://www.china-on-site.com/painterindex.php
- http://epochtimes.com/gb/nf2745.htm
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