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Line 122: [[File:Standard Taiwanese Keyboard Layout.svg\|thumb\|right]] How does one type the Cangjie characters? Which shift keys are used? Shift, Ctrl, Alt, AltGr, etc.? In the image to the right the characters are colored green. Thanks. ➧<span style="border:1px dotted #2e4272;padding:1px;border-radius:3px;">[[User:Datumizer\|<span style="color:#162955;">datumizer</span>]] [[User_talk:Datumizer\|<span style="color:#fff;background:#4f62ae;"> ☎ </span>]]</span> 02:29, 11 November 2020 (UTC) :None. None of the [[Bopomofo]] letters, Cangjie or [[Dayi method\|dayi]] radicals shown on these keycaps make use of any modifiers. One switches to an appropriate mode of the input method and then type them directly. What shortcuts are used for switching between modes and for other functions is unrelated and usually configurable, but these are proper modes, not quasimodes that require holding some modifier. –<i style="text-transform:lowercase">MwGamera</i> ([[User talk:MwGamera\|talk]]) 14:22, 14 November 2020 (UTC)

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