JWPce is a free Japanese word processor which lets you edit japanese text without the need to install the Windows IME, and without the need for pre-installed japanese fonts either.
It's probably the best tool you can get for free while working on RTK1, with its radical lookup, kanji information, japanese/english dictionary, color kanji feature, etc.
I propose to gather information and tips about this program in this thread.
I'll start off with a question. There is something that has been bugging me for a while in JWPce : whenever I use the "inline kanji conversion" feature, I have never found a way to accept the suggested compound without pressing the enter key. The result is everytime I enter japanese words using this feature I have to press backspace twice because the cursor goes to the next line >_<.
ps: actually the least troublesome I have found is to press the spacebar to do the kanji conversion, the text remains highlighted, but a space is added after the compound, then I press the Backspace key, and the conversion is ended. So that's "space + backspace" everytime I want to do a kanji conversion.
Anyone found a way to do the conversion with just one key stroke?
It's probably the best tool you can get for free while working on RTK1, with its radical lookup, kanji information, japanese/english dictionary, color kanji feature, etc.
I propose to gather information and tips about this program in this thread.
I'll start off with a question. There is something that has been bugging me for a while in JWPce : whenever I use the "inline kanji conversion" feature, I have never found a way to accept the suggested compound without pressing the enter key. The result is everytime I enter japanese words using this feature I have to press backspace twice because the cursor goes to the next line >_<.
ps: actually the least troublesome I have found is to press the spacebar to do the kanji conversion, the text remains highlighted, but a space is added after the compound, then I press the Backspace key, and the conversion is ended. So that's "space + backspace" everytime I want to do a kanji conversion.
Anyone found a way to do the conversion with just one key stroke?