EPTright control key with korean text support
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oshibori_probe
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lawl mart
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it took me forever to copypaste that fucking accented e from the character map so i could reply to Reason i dont like Reason | ||
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funkie
Venezuela9376 Posts
On August 04 2006 18:35 homZ-3k wrote: Is there any way to make it so you can use the control key on the right of the keyboard when you have korean text enabled. It disables it for some reason. No, because in the korean keyboard, that key is to insert (AFAIK) special characters such as Hearts, Poker Symbols, squares and stuff like that. =P. | ||
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miNi
Korea (South)2010 Posts
¤ç "Ø <-- this stuff Dunno about ctrl | ||
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Cadical
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dronebabo
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SixSongs
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WhatisProtoss
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WhatisProtoss
Korea (South)2325 Posts
On August 05 2006 13:27 SixSongs wrote: How can a foreigner learn some basic korean words(uefull in SC). And type in korean? I seen some of Midian's Vods in which he writes in korean. Korean is all phonetical. He can write very simple things that don't require any real knowledge of grammar. Basic Sounds: ㄱ ㄴ ㄷ ㄹ ㅁ ㅂ ㅅ ㅇ ㅈ ㅊ ㅋ ㅌ ㅍ ㅎ (kiyuk, niun, digut, lul, mium, biup, siut, eeung, jiut, chiut, kiut, tiut, piup, hiut) And sound shapes.... too many too list. So, in the case of non-koreans, like Midian, simple words are like "Gosu, chobo, babo, etc) Go-Su (G sound = ㄱ, ㅗ = oh sound -> 고 = Goh;; ㅅ=s sound, ㅜ=oo sound -> Goh-Soo) Cho-Bo (ㅊ=ch sound, ㅗ=oh sound -> 초=Cho;; ㅂ=b sound, ㅗ=oh sound -> Cho-Boh) There are so many exceptions based on grammar. 새 vs 세, etc etc. And you cannot learn formalities and the nuances of language from just dabbling around with sounding out the characters on battlenet. That's why a lot of Gyopo who can type korean (K-American) have little manners when talking to people in channels (or because they cannot type well). You always keep a firm politeness to Korean strangers and elders. | ||
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AbsOlut
Korea (South)6 Posts
On August 04 2006 18:35 homZ-3k wrote: Is there any way to make it so you can use the control key on the right of the keyboard when you have korean text enabled. It disables it for some reason. Yeah, I have a Korean Toshiba Satellite, and when I first began to play Brood War on it, the right control key was disabled for some odd reason (Ctrl+0 was a pain). But as time passed, the control key started working for some reason ... change of fate perhaps. >_> | ||
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funkie
Venezuela9376 Posts
On August 05 2006 12:37 Cadical wrote: ♡★☆ Ctrl does it for me Same here, you first have to type a korean symbol like ㅁ, and then hit control, and in the right bottom corner of your screen some figures will appear, with a number on them. Search through them with the arrows ;p ♡!! | ||
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Myxomatosis
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jello_biafra
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CoralReefer
Canada2069 Posts
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CoralReefer
Canada2069 Posts
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Mr.SeXpIsToLs
Germany103 Posts
not a big deal | ||
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Mr.SeXpIsToLs
Germany103 Posts
On August 05 2006 14:00 WhatisProtoss wrote: That's why a lot of Gyopo who can type korean (K-American) have little manners when talking to people in channels (or because they cannot type well). You always keep a firm politeness to Korean strangers and elders. is -ㅂ니다 / -습니다 alright? | ||
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funkie
Venezuela9376 Posts
On August 08 2006 08:06 ml1710 wrote: i remember back in the day when keyboards only had one crtl... I still use the left control for everything. I've been playing on a laptop for like the past 3 years, and I've got used to using just 1 control, since that keyboard has no other. ;P. Now, I have this keyboard, wich I got from my cousin, and I use the right ctrl button to inert those pretty acsii symbols ^^; | ||
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NeVeR
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Yes, having Korean text on your computer will disable the right control key. I'd bet that none of the progamers even use right control because of this. Before I started using Korean text, I had always used the right control key, so this became quite an irritable problem for me. However, there is still a way to be able to use the right control key while at the same time having Korean text enabled. You need a program called KeyTweak, which you can download here: http://webpages.charter.net/krumsick/ Once you install the program, open it and click on the right control button (#65). Then under "Choose New Remapping", select "Left Control". Then just click the "Remap Key" button. Now LeftCtrl = RightCtrl. You'll just need to reboot your computer for the change to take effect. | ||
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Nal_rAwr
United States2611 Posts
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