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- Entering Kanji
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- To enter Kanji start by entering the yomikata of the kanji in
- romaji. Enter the yomikata for a single kanji or the romaji string
- that represents a combination of two or more kanji. This time instead
- of pressing the return key in order to change the romaji into kana,
- press the F2 key. If the SKK Jishou only maps to one possible Kanji(s)
- then it will be displayed directly in the window. If the string maps
- into more than one possible Kanji then a list of possible kanji will
- be displayed in the ENTERLINE.
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- Use the left and right arrow keys to move the cursor to the correct
- Kanji. If the Kanji you desire is not listed in the ENTERLINE use the
- up and down arrows to see if any more possible kanji are available.
- When you have moved the cursor underneath the correct kanji press the
- SPACE BAR or the return key to select that KANJI. The selected kanji
- will then appear at the end of the current line in the window. If the
- Kanji you want is not listed in any of the lines move the cursor
- underneath the question mark ("?") and press the SPACE BAR or the
- return key.
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- 6.4.1 Entering Kanji only words
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- In this section I will detail how to enter the yomikata of a kanji
- and then select the desired kanji from the possibilities list. The
- kanji I wish to look up is ╩≤ . The yomikata for this kanji
- is ho- (ñ█ñª). So I type:
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- Enter: ho-
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- and then press the F2 function key. The ENTERLINE is erased and the
- following list of kanji is displayed.
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- ñ█ñª ? ╩² ╦í ╩≤ ╩ⁿ ╦« ╦ó ╦Ñ ╦ñ ╩± ╩· ╦¡ ╩∩ ╩≡ ╩≥ ╩■ ╩≈
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- The kanji I wish to enter is the third kanji from the left. I use the
- left arrow key and move the cursor underneath it. Then I press the
- return key. If I had pressed the down arrow the following list would
- be displayed.
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- ñ█ñª ? ╦¼ ╩° ╦▓ ╩⌡ ╦ª ╦⌐ ╦º ╩√ ╩∙ ╩÷ ╩⌠ ╦ú ╦¿ ╦¬ ╦½ ╦»
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- If I had pressed the down arrow key again the remainder would have been
- displayed.
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- ñ█ñª ? ╦░ ╦▒
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- 6.4.2 Entering Verbs and Adjectives with a Kanji part
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- Entering verbs and adjectives is some what different from entering words
- that are all kanji. How verbs are entered in MOKE relys much on how the
- the entry appears in the skk dictionary. Verbs that have a kanji part and
- a hiragana part are looked up in the skkjis with hiragana for the kanji and
- an ascii character representing the start of the hiragana part of the verb.
- For the verb ╕½ñδ (miru) it is listed as ñ▀r, ╜±ñ» is listed
- as ñ½k, and ╗╫ñª is listed as ñ¬ñΓu. For MOKE just
- capitalize the character representing the start of the hiragana part of the
- verb or the 'r', 'k', and 'u' of the above verbs. Below is a couple of
- examples and how they are to be entered.
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- kanji romaji enter displayed
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- ╜±ñ» kaku kaK ╜±
- ╕½ñδ miru miR ╕½
- ╗╫ñª omou omoU ╗╫
- ┐⌐ñ┘ñδ taberu taB ┐⌐
- ┬╘ñ─ matsu maT ┬╘
- ╜╨ñ╣ dasu daS ╜╨
- ┐╖ñ╖ññ atarashii ataraS ┐╖
- ╚■ñ╖ññ utsukushi utsukuS ╚■
- ┬τñ¡ññ ookii ooK ┬τ
- ╣Γññ takai takaI ╣Γ
- ─πññ hikui hikuI ─π
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