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2 * PEREFACE *
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6 cWnn is an integrated Chinese input system which is based on Unix workstation.
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7 It is a free software package and all the source programs as well as the Chinese
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8 dictionaries can be obtained from OMRON CORPORATION and its distributors.
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10 This manual gives a detailed explanation on how cWnn functions and how cWnn
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11 can be used.
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13 Chapter 1 -- INTRODUCTION
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14 Brief summary on the input environment of cWnn, some of its
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15 features as well as the hardware/software configurations.
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17 Chapter 2 -- BASIC OPERATIONS
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18 Brief introduction on the system operations such as the
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19 startup/termination of cWnn, and methods to input Chinese
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20 characters.
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22 Chapter 3 -- PINYIN INPUT AND PINYIN HANZI CONVERSION
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23 Explanation on the different conversion methods such as the
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24 Pinyin Hanzi conversion, Zhuyin Hanzi conversion and how the
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25 system can be used effectively.
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27 Chapter 4 -- COMMANDS
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28 Explanation on the cWnn commands and functions.
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30 Chapter 5 -- ENVIRONMENT SETUP
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31 Explanation on the different environment setup and system
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32 definitions.
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34 Chapter 6 -- INPUT AUTOMATON
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35 Introduction on the input automaton.
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37 Chapter 7 -- CWNN FILE MANAGEMENT
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38 Introduction on the various files of cWnn and their management.
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51 Please take note that in this manual, some Chinese terms are being used. Their
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52 respective meanings are as follows:
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54 * Pinyin -- Phonetic symbols used commonly in Mainland China
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55 and Singapore
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56 * Zhuyin -- Phonetic symbols used before Pinyin was introduced
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57 * Hanyu Pinyin -- A Pinyin phonetic symbol
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58 * Hanzi -- Chinese characters
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59 * Quanjiao -- Wide ASCII characters
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60 * Banjiao -- Standard ASCII characters
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61 * Wubi -- Radical input method used commonly in Mainland China
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62 * Cangjie -- Radical input method used commonly in Taiwan
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63 * Guobiao -- The set for Chinese characters adopted in Mainland
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64 China as the standard
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65 * Quwei -- Area and position numbers in Guobiao Table
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66 * Neima -- Internal code of Chinese characters
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67 * Quanpin input -- Hanyu Pinyin
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68 * Erpin input -- Pinyin represented by 2 keys
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69 * Sanpin input -- Pinyin represented by 3 keys
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70 * Qianma -- A radical symbol
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71 * Yitian Zhuyin input -- A type of Zhuyin input method
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72 * Xiyong Zhuyin input -- A type of Zhuyin input method
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73 * Xuni -- Quasi
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