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+** Kinput2 default key bindings **
+
+[ This document describes the default key bindings of kinput2 when Wnn is ]
+[ used as the conversion server.  If you're going to use Canna conversion ]
+[ server, please see the documents of Canna instead.                      ]
+
+
+* Conversion Start/End
+
+The key used to start conversion depends on conversion protocol and
+client.  In case of xlc protocol and XIMP protocol, shift-space should
+work.  Otherwise, kinput2 cannot specify it so there's no default key
+to start conversion. See the manual for each client.
+
+control-Kanji
+shift-space
+	These keys end conversion.  If there is text that is not fixed, it
+	is sent to the client.  It then pops down the conversion window,
+	and kinputw will be waiting for the next conversion request.
+
+
+* Text Input
+
+The initial input mode is Roma-ji mode i.e. text typed in is changed
+to Hiragana.
+
+Tab	changes the input mode as follows:
+		Romaji -> ASCII -> double-width ASCII -> Romaji
+	If it is pressed with shift key, it changes the mode in reverse
+	order.
+	Note that ^I doesn't work.
+
+^H	deletes the character before the text cursor.  If the current
+	clause is converted, this puts it back into unconverted state
+	before deletion.
+
+Delete	deletes the character at the text cursor.  If the current clause
+	is converted, this puts it back into unconverted state before
+	deletion.
+
+^U	erases all text.
+
+
+* Conversion
+
+^J or Kanji
+	These keys do multiple clause conversion from the current clause
+	onwards.
+	If the current clause is already converted, a window is popped up,
+	all the candidates for the current clause will be shown in the
+	window, and then go into the candidate selection mode.
+
+^G	puts the current clause back into unconverted state.
+
+^N or Down arrow
+	These keys substitute the current clause for the next candidate of
+	the clause.  In candidate selection mode and symbol input mode,
+	this key moves the cursor down by one.
+
+
+^P or Up arrow
+	These keys substitute the current clause for the previous
+	candidate of the clause.  In candidate selection mode and symbol
+	input mode, this key moves the cursor up by one.
+
+^L	fixes the converted text, then sends it to the client.
+
+^M	fixes the converted text, then sends it to the client followed by
+	a newline.
+	In candidate selection mode or symbol selection mode, it selects a
+	candidate or symbol, then goes back to normal mode.
+
+
+* Moving Cursor/Changing Current Clause
+
+^F or Right arrow
+	These keys move the text cursor forward.  If the text is already
+	converted, the cursor moves forward a clause, otherwise a
+	character.
+	In the candidate selection mode or symbol input mode, these keys
+	move the cursor to the next candidate.
+
+^B or Left arrow
+	These keys move the text cursor backward.  If the text is already
+	converted, the cursor moves backward a clause, otherwise a
+	character.
+	In the candidate selection mode or symbol input mode, these keys
+	move the cursor to the previous candidate.
+
+^A	moves the text cursor to the beginning of the text.  It moves the
+	cursor to the left most candidate in candidate selection mode or
+	symbol input mode.
+
+^E	moves the text cursor to the end of the text.  It moves the cursor
+	to the right most candidate in candidate selection mode or symbol
+	input mode.
+
+
+* Expanding/Shrinking Clauses
+
+shift-Right arrow
+	expands the current clause by one character, then re-converts it.
+
+shift-Left arrow
+	shrinks the current clause by one character, then re-converts it.
+
+
+* Katakana <-> Hiragana Conversion
+
+F1 or mod1-1
+	These keys convert the current clause into Katakana.
+
+F2 or mod1-2
+	These keys convert the current large clause into Hiragana.
+
+
+* Miscellany
+
+shift-Escape
+	changes the current mode to symbol input mode.  Symbols defined in
+	JIS X0208 (Kanji character set) are displayed in the pop up
+	window.  You can move the cursor and select a symbol with carriage
+	return.
+
+F5 or mod1-5
+	changes the current mode to JIS code input mode.  The text typed
+	in is interpreted as a hexadecimal number representing a code of a
+	Kanji defined in JIS X0208, and converted the corresponding Kanji
+	character.
+	To exit from the mode, type this key again.
+
+F6 or mod1-6
+	changes the current mode to JIS Kuten code input mode.  The text
+	typed in is interpreted as a decimal number representing a 'ku'
+	number and a 'ten' number of a	Kanji, and converted the
+	corresponding Kanji character.