IME for Traditional Chinese (Taiwan) Characters on WinXP

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On a ThinkPad with Win XP (SP 2) and Office 2003, I installed the Asian
languages and set up Chinese (Taiwan) keyboard input method following
instructions at:

http://californiadream.com/workshops/info/winXPLang/winXPlangInstallConfig.html


When I open Word and choose the Chinese (Taiwan) input method I get
characters...but they look like simplified Chinese (SC)--not
traditional Chinese (TC)--characters. Also, when I type Pinyin and hit
return I don't get a choice of characters...the computer just picks
one. Is that how it's supposed to work?!?

Word uses the font "PMingLiU"...I don't see any other choices for
Chinese characters.

Is PMingLiu a Traditional Chinese font? Do you have any idea why I'm
getting SC instead of TC?

Perhaps you can refer me to another website to troubleshoot this
problem.

 

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Installing and Using Microsoft's Chinese/Japanese IME
http://www.declan-software.com/

NJWIN CJK Viewer for Windows 3.1/95/98/ME/NT
http://www.njstar.com/njwin/
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"nello.lucchesi@gmail.com" wrote:

> On a ThinkPad with Win XP (SP 2) and Office 2003, I installed the Asian
> languages and set up Chinese (Taiwan) keyboard input method following
> instructions at:
>
> http://californiadream.com/workshops/info/winXPLang/winXPlangInstallConfig.html
>
>
> When I open Word and choose the Chinese (Taiwan) input method I get
> characters...but they look like simplified Chinese (SC)--not
> traditional Chinese (TC)--characters. Also, when I type Pinyin and hit
> return I don't get a choice of characters...the computer just picks
> one. Is that how it's supposed to work?!?
>
> Word uses the font "PMingLiU"...I don't see any other choices for
> Chinese characters.
>
> Is PMingLiu a Traditional Chinese font? Do you have any idea why I'm
> getting SC instead of TC?
>
> Perhaps you can refer me to another website to troubleshoot this
> problem.
>
>