More Kotoeri (Japanese input) tips

Search

From our Sponsor...

User Functions

Don't have an account yet? Sign up as a New User
Lost your password?

What's New:

Hints

No new hints

Comments last 2 days

Links last 2 weeks

No recent new links

What's New in the Forums?

The Editor's Corner...

Here are some of my (robg) other projects...

•	The Robservatory My blog - Macs, tech, etc.
•	Mac OS X Power Hound The best of Hints in print
•	Inside iWork An iWork training DVD
•	Macworld Column, features, online...

Hints by Topic

News from Macworld

The macosxhints Poll

What version of OS X are you running as your main OS?

Other polls | 11,409 votes | 42 comments

More Kotoeri (Japanese input) tips | 7 comments | Create New Account

Click here to return to the 'More Kotoeri (Japanese input) tips' hint

The following comments are owned by whomever posted them. This site is not responsible for what they say.

More Kotoeri (Japanese input) tips
Authored by: spiff on Thu, Mar 20 2008 at 12:17PM PDT

I've enabled the dictionaries in the dictionary application and those changes 'stick' with the pop up version too. Note that by holding down cmd-ctrl-d you also get a minor 'pop-down' menu at the bottom of the pseudo-window that lets you choose what dictionaries you want it to use.

More Kotoeri (Japanese input) tips
Authored by: Chas on Thu, Mar 20 2008 at 3:33PM PDT

Oh man, that is the best Mac Japanese trick I've seen in ages, and I thought I knew it all, I go back to KanjiTalk 6. I had no idea you could enable a Japanese dictionary, it was there and I didn't even know it. It works great, now a JE dict is always one click away. Thanks for the tip.