Korean Partner itself is not a word processor, but it enables the input, display, and output of Korean characters in Windows applications (such as MS Word). The following are instructions on how to input Korean in a document.
1.
Start an
Application
Start an application such as MS Word, WordPad, or Excel that you intend to use for Korean input. In this tutorial, we will use MS Word 2000 as an example. To start MS Word 2000, click the MS Word2000 program from the Start>>Programs menu.
2.
Start
Korean Partner 2000
Click Start>>Programs>>TwinBridge Korean Partner 2000,
and then click the
Korean Partner 2000 icon
to
start TwinBridge Korean system. When activated, the Korean Partner
displays its Control Center as a floating button group. (figure 1)
(figure
1)
3.
Activate
Input Prompt Line
Click the input switch button
(figure 2) on the Control Center to activate the Input Prompt Line (figure
3). The default input method is Hangul, which is also the one we will use
in this test. Make sure that the "add space" button
is pressed, i.e.
activated (with white background shown on the button). Or you may use hotkey Alt + ¬
to bring up the Input Prompt Line.
(figure 2)
(figure 3)
4.
Working with Unicode Function
Click the input method name on the
Input Prompt Line (figure 4) to bring up a pop-up menu (figure 5) and then
enable (check) “Post Unicode to Office 97/2000.”
(figure 4)
(figure 5)
Select a Unicode Korean Font such
as "TSC KrnGungsuh M TT" (figure 6). Note that
all Unicode TwinBridge fonts are
prefixed with "TSC."
(figure
6)
You can use soft keyboard (figure 7), which is activated by clicking the
button;
or you can use the hard keyboard to spell a Korean character and then press
the Enter key to
insert it into a Word document.
(figure 7)
Hot
Keys:
Press
the Ctrl + Up/Down (or Shift + Ctrl + Up/Down) keys to scroll through the
available input methods. To switch between Korean and English mode, use
the Ctrl + Left (or Shift + Ctrl + Left) key combination.