Newly Edited Wubi Typing Fast Training Course

Author: Ding Aiping
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: The Wubi (Five-Stroke) input method is an encoding scheme for typing Chinese characters invented by Mr. Wang Yongmin. It encodes characters based on their structural features, breaking them down into several components. Regardless of how complex a character is, it can be typed into the computer with at most four keystrokes. It has a low error rate, offers many shortcuts (simple codes), and supports numerous compound words, making it highly efficient for character input. Due to its low error rate, ease of use for touch typing, and fast input speed, the Wubi method has become the most widely used and outstanding Chinese input method to date. However, the partitioning rules of Wubi are quite unique and require specialized training to master, making it suitable for those who need to input Chinese characters quickly. This book is a training manual for the Wubi input method. Its main contents include: basic computer knowledge, Windows fundamentals, an overview of Chinese input methods, finger exercises, the 86-version Wubi, the 98-version Wubi, advanced settings for Wubi, and the use of word processing software Word2000. To facilitate learning, the appendix compiles the encoding of all single-character and two-character compound words, totaling 16.6 million. The book is detailed, well-organized, and features hands-on practice, making it easy to learn. It serves as an excellent tutorial for learning Wubi, suitable as a training textbook for computer fundamentals and Chinese input methods in various educational institutions, as well as for self-study by computer enthusiasts.