From: Ed Trager (ed.trager@gmail.com)
Date: Fri Jan 01 2010 - 14:45:19 CST
Hi, again everyone!
Dreiheller, Albrecht wrote:
> I would use <Space><Backspace>.
> But I'm not Korean, so there might be a shorter way.
Yes, that's what I did too. But <Space><Backspace> is surely too
*slow* to be practical for really typing Korean, n-est-ce pas?
On Fri, Jan 1, 2010 at 3:11 PM, Charlie Ruland ☘ <ruland@luckymail.com> wrote:
> For Hangeul I use Microsft’s “Korean Input System (IME 2002)”, and what I do to ‘finalize’ an open syllable followed by an initial consonant is press the ESC key. (I have no idea what the officially recommended key is.)
I did not think of the ESCAPE key. But ESCAPE also is not
conveniently located on the keyboard. So using ESCAPE also will be
relatively *slow*.
I asked the question because I am working on writing some input method
software ... Checking both Microsoft's and Apple's documentation on
Korean Input Methods, I don't find anything describing which
"official" key is to be used to "finalize" such syllables ...
- Ed
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