Well, time to go research on this Cangjie 5 issue again. We don't really have other choices but try to figure things out ourselves. On a ship, where they charge us by megabytes - ridiculously expensively - every byte of data counts. On land, I could probably just initiate a chat session with Microsoft. It all goes back to this whole no-internet thing. I cannot seem to find the option to enable Cangjie G5. It almost feels like niche users like me would struggle to try to work with whatever thrown at us, and suddenly, poof, things are fixed. I don't know if it's because I'm living in a "Western" world, or the fact that Microsoft really doesn't disclose much technical info about other languages, but it has never been easy to attain this kind of information. In fact, the fact that you're reading *this* blog post - an English blog talking about Chinese inputs - makes you weird enough anyway (hey, welcome to the Technically Simon blog).Īll I'm trying to say, is that. I'm sure there are more blog posts about this, and I can only assume no one would come to an (almost) all English blog to check on info on how to enable Chinese inputs. Some users do keep the OS in Chinese mode. And who would want English as default input when you switch to the Chinese environment! I'm glad to turn the Hong Kong character sets back on. The options are still there, but it's in a slightly different place.Īfter some fiddling, I did find them. But along with the rest of the layout changes, it's getting a little confusing. Associated words, or word predictions, are back. With Windows 10, the Chinese input systems were also upgraded. Users resorted to registry hack, just to bring the Windows 7 input methods back. Throughout the life cycle of Windows 8 and 8.1, it was never fixed. Last time Microsoft moved from Windows 7 to Windows 8, they simply broke the Chinese input systems. One thing that worried me when I started the upgrade, was the Chinese input of the OS. With no one besides me to ask direction from. I'm not gonna lie, upgrading my laptop without proper and stable internet connection is like walking along the cliff in the dark. Recently, against all odds, I managed to update my Vaio running Windows 8.1 to Windows 10.
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