Newly compiled basic computer operations and a concise tutorial on Wubi character input method

Author: Wang Yongmin
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: The "Contemporary Bi Sheng" — Wang Yongmin. When he was in Shanggao, he declared, "I want to have the portraits of Chinese people printed in middle school physics and chemistry textbooks." In 1983, the computer Chinese character input method "Wubi Typing" was born in Zhengzhou, and it was highly acclaimed both domestically and internationally as "a revolutionary scientific creation, its significance is no less than that of the invention of movable type printing in China." In 2001, he invented "Wubi Digital," which digitizes Chinese characters in one step, and was praised by domestic and international experts and media as "a revolution in Chinese character input technology." This book is specifically written for those who wish to pursue a career in computer text processing. It is divided into two main parts. Part 1 covers basic computer operations; the second part is on Wubi Typing, with a Wubi Typing encoding dictionary and related appendices attached at the end. Part 1 starts with the basic knowledge of learning computers, guiding you step by step to understand, familiarize with, and master it. The main content includes introductory knowledge of computers, the use and basic operation methods of the Windows 98 operating system, and the basic operations of the Word 2000 text processing software. The second part provides a detailed introduction to the principles of Wubi Typing, efficient learning and memory methods, and includes exercises to help consolidate knowledge and finger exercises to improve typing speed. The appendices provide a dictionary of the split encoding for the 6,763 Chinese characters in the national standard one and two-level character libraries, making it convenient for readers to look up. Additionally, it includes the splitting of radicals, common non-basic character root splitting, and other very practical related content. The book focuses on practicality in content arrangement, is well-organized, and progresses step by step. It meets all the needs of a beginner in computers, from initially recognizing computers to skillfully mastering operations, typing, and simple text layout.