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GB and Big-5 are transparent in
GeoStroke.
Part of the "number trace" is similar
geometrically to its corresponding "stroke".
You see the "stroke", you know its "code" immediately.
Users need not recite &
practise anything at all.
Others do need
recite RADICALS or PHONETIC SYMBOLS, and
practise fingers on a
KEYBOARD.
10 Basic Stroke User-Friendly Rules |
Why Should Chinese Go Digital on Computer? |
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Compare it to the following :
Symbol-Ladden 101 Keyboards
Very Hard to Manage !
It frustrates beginners, scares them away.
People dare not to get started !
WuBi Digital
First4-Last1-Stroke Problems
PinYin
Compare
Phonetics Input Codes
to
GeoStroke Input Codes.
Currently in Use
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WANG Yun-Wu's | ||||
CHANG Chunn's 5-Stroke
5-Stroke Method was first invented by CHEN Li-Fu in 1920's. |
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Part of the "number trace" is similar geometrically to its "corresponding stroke".
You know the "code" immediately when you see the stroke.
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SIMPLE |
Direct |
No Confusion. |
Professional Users |
Email in English, Traditional Chinese, or Simplified Chinese all OK.
Current 10-key
Chinese Digital Systems
Japanese Keyboard for
KANA & KanJi
- Chinese character