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3.2.3 Operation (1) Invoking uum To invoke uum, type "uum" and press the Return key. The lowest line on the screen is used for as a conversion line. Data typed in is displayed on this conversion line. < Figure 2.3.1 > (2) Input of "readings" The state where readings are being input is called "reading input mode". Text which is converted to kanji is, in principle, always in hiragana.Input is always in insert mode. When inputting in the middle of a line, the character string to the right of the cursor (including the character under the cursor) is pushed sequentially to the right. Readings are displayed underlined. When a "$" is displayed at the head or tail of the conversion line, a portion of the line has been scrolled off screen at the head or tail of the line. Reading Input Mode Functions Table Keysym (Command)| Function --------------------+------------------------------------------------ Right ^F | Move the cursor to the right Left ^B | Move the cursor to the left F11 ^D | Delete the character under the cursor Meta + Right ^E | Move the cursor to the right end of the line Meta + Left ^A | Move the cursor to the left end of the line Meta + Up ^K | Delete from the cursor on Meta + F13 ^] | Input description code | nn.mm [Return] | (Where nn and mm are the description code for | the character) Meta + F14 ^_ ^? | Input JIS character codes | x[x[x[x [Return] (xxxx: JIS code) ^V | Directly input the next character typed without | entering it into the conversion process --------------------+------------------------------------------------ (3) Conversion When the convert key is pressed, continuous phrase kana-kanji conversion takes place, and the "reading" display is replaced with "kana-kanji mixed text", and edit mode is entered. It is possible to edit in this mode. This is covered in part (4) following. If the desired kanji are displayed, then no edit is necessary and you can proceed directly to the confirmation phase covered in part (5) following. (4) Editing When the desired kanji were not displayed by the conversion operation, the text can be edited by the operations described in the following table. This state is called "edit mode". Edit Mode Function Table Keysym (Command)| Function --------------------+--------------------------------------------------------- Right ^F | Move the cursor to the right Left ^B | Move the cursor to the left Down ^N | Display the next candidate Up ^P | Display the previous candidate F14 ^O | Increase the size of the phrase by one character F13 ^I | Decrease the size of the phrase by one character Meta + Up ^K | Return Kanji to the original "reading" they were | converted from. | (From the highlighted phrase on) Meta + Right ^E | Move the phrase indication to the right end of the line Meta + Left ^A | Move the phrase indication to the left end of the line Kanji ^W | Display all candidates (large phrase) | (All candidates are displayed one line at a time | numbered (0, 1, 2, ...). If the desired kanji is | displayed it can be selected by inputting its number.) | Down Display the next candidate group | Up Display the previous candidate group | n Select the candidate (n= 0,1,2,Ž¥Ž¥Ž¥) | ^G Cancel all candidate display ^Z | Display all candidates (small phrase) | (All candidates are displayed one line at a time | numbered (0, 1, 2, ...). If the desired kanji is | displayed it can be selected by inputting its number.) | Down Display the next candidate group | Up Display the previous candidate group | n Select the candidate (n= 0,1,2,Ž¥Ž¥Ž¥) | ^G Cancel all candidate display ^C | Return to input mode after conversion ^V | Inspect (Display detailed information about candidates) --------------------+---------------------------------------------------------