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Google japanese IME issue...

#1
Hey, I was just using my japanese input today as usually when for some reason the input went all wierd...it changed to the japanese input where each key is a kana character, instead if a roman input that converts to kana, like if I type 'ka' then it will give me か. but now If I want to type か I have to press 'T' .... this is driving me crazy and I cant figure out how to switch it back. HELP!
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#2
That's just another style of input, though it's rarely used even by the Japanese. At the risk of seeming like I'm trying to sound funny, why don't you google it? Tongue
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#3
seriously. you think I havent googled it yet? If I could find the answer I would not be asking here. Why do feel the need to say that. If you don't have an answer please don't write anything.
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#4
I'm sorry for trying to help you.

For the record, it took me (and I actually timed this) under 30 seconds to google this question and find a perfect solution:
http://superuser.com/questions/37134/jap...put-method
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#5
Looks like everything in that thread is about the MS IME, not Google. And I couldn't find anything appropriate on Google either.

I went ahead and installed the thing, and it looks like you can change it back to Romaji input with Wrench -> Properties -> Input mode -> Romaji, which is almost the same as ChaosFreak's instructions on that SuperUser thread.
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#6
Seems like this suggestion from that thread also works if you have a Japanese keyboard:

On a Japanese keyboard, try Alt + the カタカナ|ひらがな|ローマ字 key (to the right of the space key).

Do you have a Japanese keyboard?
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#7
JimmySeal Wrote:Looks like everything in that thread is about the MS IME, not Google. And I couldn't find anything appropriate on Google either.

I went ahead and installed the thing, and it looks like you can change it back to Romaji input with Wrench -> Properties -> Input mode -> Romaji, which is almost the same as ChaosFreak's instructions on that SuperUser thread.
In properties there's also a reset to default option, have you done that, TS?
Edited: 2012-08-23, 11:34 am
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