Wednesday, September 19, 2012

Today we reviewed PinYin and learned how to type out Chinese on computers. If you want to install them on your computer, please follow the following instruction if you forgot it.

 Today's homework: type out the Chinese characters that I gave you on the practice sheet plus the 10 numbers. All together there should be 32 words. Don't forget your name on your typing assignment.

再见!


Here is the instruction on how to install Chinese on your own computer:

Installing foreign language keyboard and bringing up on-screen keyboard layout in Windows XP

a. Click Start > Control Panel
b. Open Regional and Language options
c. Click on Languages tab
d. Click Details
e. Click Add
f. Select desired language and keyboard layout
g. Click OK
h. Click Apply
i. In taskbar, click on the "EN" and select “Chinese Simplified( PRC)”. May need to have program or document open where language can be input. Keyboard will switch between languages.
j. If on-screen keyboard desired, click Start > All Programs > Accessories > Accessibility > On-screen Keyboard

Installing a Foreign Language Keyboard and bringing up on-screen keyboard layout in Windows Vista

a. From your Start menu, open the Control Panel.
b. In the Control Panel, go to Regional and Language Options (Classic View) or Clock Language and Region then Regional and Language Options.
c. Select the Keyboards and Languages Tab
d. Click the button that says Change keyboard…
e. Click Add
f. Expand “ Chinese” tree then expand Keyboard tree from the list.
g. Make a check mark beside the required keyboard(s) “Simplified Chinese(P.R.C). NOTE: You can preview any keyboard before adding it by highlighting its name then click on Preview… button
h. Click OK to add the keyboard to the Installed Services
i. Click OK to confirm and apply
j. To show the language bar if it is not there:
a. Right-click on the taskbar
b. Point to Toolbars
c. Click Language Bar
k. To activate on-screen keyboard:
a. Click Start button
b. Click All Programs
c. Click Accessories
d. Click Ease of Access
e. Click On-Screen Keyboard
Installing Chinese on Mac
a. click the A1.  Click the Apple icon on the Menu bar
b. click Syst  2. Click Preferences in the drop down menu
3                   3. Open the International or Language and Setting
                     4. Click the Input Menu
                     5.Choose Simplified Chinese
                     6. Close the window and you can see an American flag popup on the menu bar
                     7. Click on the American flag and you can see the choice for ITABC by the Chinese red flag. Click on the flag.
                     8. Start typing in Pinyin and click the space bar. You can see the popups in Chinese characters listed in numbers. Choose the right characters by either click on it or enter the number. 

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