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Chinese Characters It's easy enough to enable your (Windows) computer to type Chinese characters. Once enabled, you can type numbered pinyin and have it automatically converted to hanzi. |
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Two things that you may want to do on your computer are: 1) type in numbered pinyin and convert it to accented pinyin 2) type in numbered pinyin and convert it to hanzi (Chinese characters). To convert from numbered pinyin to accented pinyin, try a website conveter such as: http://www.pinyin.info/unicode/marks3.htmlor try Zhengsheng Zhang's Word Macro method as listed on Tim Xie's website: http://www.csulb.edu/~txie/PINYIN/pinyin.htm To learn how to enable your Windows machine to type Chinese characters (by converting from numbered pinyin) watch this "Typing Characters" animation.
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