Input method: Difference between revisions

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The term IME originated from the [[Microsoft Windows]] operating system. Other operating systems may have a different name for same idea: for example,

*for [[Mac OS]], it is called an ''[[Macintosh Input Method|input method]]'';

*for [[MS-DOS]], it is called an ''input method'' (Chinese) or an ''[[FEP]]'' (Japanese);

*for the [[X Window System]], it is generally called an ''input method'' (and the specific built-in implementation of X11’s input method support is called ''XIM'', short for ''X input method''; however, support for input methods are also provided by ''input method modules'' in various other parts of the system including [[GIMP Toolkit|GTK+]] and [[Qt]]).

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[[fr:Méthode d'entrée]]

[[ja:IME]]

[[zh:输入法输入法]]

[[Category:Human-computer interaction]]