   Entering a simple Japanese phrase

   Let's see how to enter the following japanese sentence using moke

     ¤¢¤·¤¿¡¢¤ï¤¿¤·¤ÏÅìµþ¤Ë¹Ô¤­¤Þ¤¹¡£

      (Ashita, watashi wa toukyou ni ikimasu)

   Start moke with no filename and we will then have a fresh buffer to
   play around with. The first word to enter is ¤¢¤·¤¿. To enter
   we must first go to the INSERT mode. Typing an 'i' changes the mode to
   INSERT mode. When you pressed the 'i' key the "Enter:" prompt was 
   displayed on the ENTERLINE or the last line of your screen. Now to enter
   ¤¢¤·¤¿ simply type "ashita" using romaji as shown below. 

      Enter: ashita

   Press return and the hiragana for ashita appears on the first line
   of the screen. The comma can be entered as is. Enter it and press
   return. Next enter "watashi", press return. The "wa" must be entered
   like it appears in hiragana that is ¤Ï (ha), press return.
   Now we get to the first kanji word in the sentence. Enter toukyou
   just as you would any other word but instead of using the return key
   to send the line to the screen use the F2 function key. The romaji
   string toukyou has only one mapping in the SKK jishou so it is displayed
   immediatedly. Had there been more than one mapping the choices would have
   been displayed in the ENTERLINE and selection is done with the arrow keys
   and the return key.

   Now let's finish the sentence. Next is "ni", enter it like "ashita" and
   press the return key. Now we have the last word "ikimasu". Since this
   word uses both kanji and hiragana to represent the word entering it is
   slight different from kanji only words. To lookup the kanji ¹Ô in the 
   dictionary enter the romaji for the kanji part of the word then enter
   the first romaji character of the hiragana portion of the word which
   is a "k". But capitalize it. Capitalizing it tells the program that this
   character should be treated differently and should not be translated into
   hiragana. Press the F2 key. Two choice will appear on the ENTERLINE. The
   first choice is the question mark (?) if you select this by pressing the
   SPACE BAR or the return key nothing will be selected. So use the right
   arrow and move the cursor under ¹Ô. Press the SPACE BAR or the
   return key. Lastly enter the hiragana porition of "ikimasu" with a period
   and press the return key.

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