If there isn't one, how can I port a Wubi input method from another platform to Win3.2?
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Posted 2003-04-16 00:00 · 中国 陕西 西安 电信
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Some CDs have Wubi input methods for Win3.2.
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Ah, Windows 3.2, that's really something from a long time ago.
But I remember when I had just started using Windows 95, there was no Wubi input method under 95 either, so I converted the encoding file from Tianhui's or UCDOS's Wubi input method into a plain text file, and then used Win95's code table compiler to compile it into a 95 input method. I think Windows 3.2 should also provide a similar function. I wonder if you can give it a try. But I'm very sorry that I also can't find the code table file I made back then now.
But I remember when I had just started using Windows 95, there was no Wubi input method under 95 either, so I converted the encoding file from Tianhui's or UCDOS's Wubi input method into a plain text file, and then used Win95's code table compiler to compile it into a 95 input method. I think Windows 3.2 should also provide a similar function. I wonder if you can give it a try. But I'm very sorry that I also can't find the code table file I made back then now.
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My Qibu website has the UC2X tool, which can convert UCDOS input method source code tables into WIN32 input method code tables, and then you just compile them with the WIN32 code table compiler. It's just not very easy to use.
My Qibu website has the UC2X tool, which can convert UCDOS input method source code tables into WIN32 input method code tables, and then you just compile them with the WIN32 code table compiler. It's just not very easy to use.
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