Wubi Typing Code Quick Reference Manual (Second Edition)

Author: Wu Jian
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: To make learning and typing of Wubi Five-Stroke Typing more convenient, the editor has revised the version, adding the encoding of 98 Wangma and the "Basic Character Root Comparison Table between 98 Wangma and 86 Wangma," with phrase encoding increasing from over 4,000 in the version to over 15,000 in the second version. This manual has the following features:
· You can directly look up the Wubi Five-Stroke Typing encoding of a character from its Pinyin index.
· You can directly look up the Wubi Five-Stroke Typing encoding of a character from its five-stroke index.
· Lowercase letters are used to list the encodings that can be omitted in the second and third-level simplified codes.
· You can directly look up the Wubi Five-Stroke Typing encoding of a phrase from its Pinyin index.
· You can check whether the encoding of a character has duplicate codes.
· You can find almost all practical reference materials needed for Wubi Five-Stroke Typing in this manual.
· The Pinyin index and five-stroke index of the Wubi Five-Stroke Typing encoding in this manual include the Wubi Five-Stroke Typing encoding of all 6,763 characters in the national standard character set GB-2312.