Here is the English translation of the given content: "Five-Stroke Typing Installation and Usage Tips, and Code Quick Reference"

Author: Li Baodong, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: About This Book: This book not only introduces the tips for installing and using the Wubi Typing Method but also lists the complete codes for all characters and words in the Wangma 86 and 98 versions. Features of This Book: It specifically focuses on the tips for installing and using the Wubi Typing Method. It provides the full codes for characters and words in the Wangma 86 and 98 versions. It includes both phonetic and stroke-based searches. The layout of this manual is innovative and unique, with a clear structure and logical organization, making it easy to find information. Part 1 emphasizes the common techniques for inputting Chinese characters and phrases; Part 2 includes the international 6763 Chinese characters, all sorted by syllable in March order. Syllables are separated by solid lines, and the full vocabulary for each syllable is provided. The Wubi code for the 98 version is placed in the upper right corner of single characters, while the Wubi code for the 86 version is in the lower right corner. Codes that are the same for both versions are uniformly marked in the lower right corner and enclosed in brackets. The level of the simplified code for single-character encoding is indicated with Arabic numerals after the code. Single characters with vocabulary are marked with a hyphen below. The Wubi code for the 98 version is placed in the upper right corner of single characters, while the Wubi code for the 86 version is in the lower right corner of words. Codes that are the same are enclosed in brackets and marked in the lower right corner. In Part 2 of this manual, the search method for single characters adopts the familiar approach of the Xinhua Dictionary—phonetic index and radical lookup table—to facilitate readers in finding information. Polyphonic characters are provided with their codes under each of their respective pronunciations, allowing them to be searched under different pronunciations.