Mark, thanks, but I just don't get the window. I was typing a Japanese sentence at least 10 times. When I'm on the dot the proper Kanjis automatically appear. I tried it with TextEdit and Jedit X. But I'm usually not writing much Japanese.
greetings from the cold mountain ;-) Matthias Am/On Fri, 27 Oct 2006 09:37:22 +0900 schrieb/wrote Mark S. P. Smith: >At Thu, 26 Oct 2006 22:52:21 +0900, Matthias Schmidt wrote: >>Mark, >> >>do I have to use a special setting for that feature? >>I don't get that window ABOVE the word for selecting anything. > >As far as I know, you do not have to do anything, apart from enter text >and select the same kanji combination a few times. The suggestions just >stat to appear. > >I get it most frequently in PM, when I send yet another message to >regular clients. Kotoeri displays the window with the kanji for their >name and the correct greeting, but I cannot select it (damn it). Since I >couldn't select the suggestions in PM, I ignored them in Firefox/Camino >for while until the missus told me how to select them. (The browsers >display them most frequently when I use <http://ekitan.com/> or a >similar site to check train routes. I get the four kanji combination for >the name of our local station after entering the reading for the first >half of the name. A great time safer.) > >It maybe that CTM decide that the function that is overriding the use of >the Tab key in this case is more important, and leave things as they >are. However, since PM simply enters a tab character in the text you are >typing, I think it may be possible for them to make an exception when >entering Japanese text. > >Mark Smith >-- >A good expert knows his explanation is the best available. A bad one >thinks it is the only one... >S. G. Ashton > > > All the best Matthias ----------------------------------------------- Admilon Consulting GmbH http://www.admilon.com Tel. +81-736-56-3905 -----------------------------------------------
