Word can type traditional characters, but how to type?? I don t, is there anything I can learn Word?

After entering, you can directly enter the word you need, and then click on the traditional Chinese character under the box. It's very convenient. After that, you can cut or copy it and paste it.

You're stupid, can't you see there's a turn? Hey, it's just above, you click it, and there it will be, and it's turned into traditional.

Looks like I don't need to say anything more!

Word Tools-Language-Simplified and Traditional Chinese Conversion.

Word file opens, toolbar, Traditional to Simplified convert.

Hehe, this friend, if you use traditional Chinese characters in word alone, you can type in simplified and then convert, word has this function.

If you want to find a traditional input method, there are a lot of them now. I'm now using Pole Wubi, Wubi, Pinyin, English, traditional input is very convenient, and the interface is also very beautiful.

There are a lot of textbooks on the Internet, and as long as you know how to use Google, you can easily find them

Typing in Simplified and Traditional Chinese in Word is very simple.

Just like you would normally type text, enter Chinese characters in Word. Then there is a "Simplified Traditional" toggle in the toolbar under the menu bar (e.g. File Help), click on it to convert to Traditional.

Type simplified first, and then convert to traditional Chinese.

Use the "purple pinyin input method" on it, where you can adjust a lot of functions.

Traditional Simplified in the input method switch there。

There is another way. Of course, the premise is that you can only use simplified characters, you can enter the simplified text first, and then use the simplified and traditional conversion function in word. so easy!

You only need to paste the traditional Chinese font from the ** traditional Chinese font library on the Internet, and you can call the traditional Chinese font. The location of the font is in the folder of the system disk. For example, in System Disk: C: Windows Fonts.

Look at your input method, if it's Sogou, you can click on the sun-shaped symbol to change it into an asterisk, or Ctrl+Shift+F

Because the simple to complex word is turned on, 2It may also be changed to traditional Chinese characters in the input method.

Note: If you don't want traditional Chinese characters, click on the traditional to simplified or click on the traditional characters in the input method in the review, and convert them into simplified characters.

The steps on how to type traditional Chinese characters in a word document are as follows:

Tools and materials required: computer, office software.

Steps. 1. Open the word document you need.

Steps. 2. Enter the required text.

Steps. 3. After the input is completed, click the "Review" tab on the toolbar.

Steps. 4. Click the "Convert Simplified to Traditional" button under the "Review" tab.

Steps. 5. Traditional Chinese characters have been entered successfully.

Hello, do these count as traditional Chinese characters? The toolbar of the input method has a simple and traditional Chinese toggle button, and you can click on it.

Hello, do these count as traditional Chinese characters? The toolbar of the input method has a toggle button for simplified and traditional Chinese characters, and you can click on it.

There are at least two ways to do this:

2 Switch directly to the traditional Chinese input mode in the input method.

I don't know which version of Word you're using.

Word2003 is like you said, there is a button for "Traditional" characters on the common toolbar, and the conversion button for Word is in the "Review" tab. If you're using 2007 or 2010 and don't have a "Review" tab, your version isn't Enterprise or Ultimate.

2. Use an input method with traditional conversion.

Which version of Word are you using???

There are two ways to use traditional Chinese characters in Word:

Method. First, the use of input methods to achieve simplified and traditional switching input.

Commonly used input methods are QQ Pinyin, Sogou, Pinyin and other input methods. Generally, the toolbar on the input method settings on the commonly used Microsoft Pinyin method has a "simple and traditional" switch. If you need to enter traditional Chinese characters, you can simply switch to traditional Chinese characters, and you can also switch to simplified Chinese characters after the input is completed.

Method. 2. Use the Switch Tool in Word.

If the Finger Fruit is word 2003 version, click the "Tools-Language-Chinese Simplified and Traditional Chinese Conversion" option on the menu bar. You can convert the text that has been entered and the text that you have entered later into traditional characters.

If it is word 2007 version, click the "review" tab on the menu bar, and you can see the button option of "Convert from Simplified to Traditional Chinese" in the drop-down list. Attack on the Ming.

Can only give you the way, hope it helps.

Method 1: Use Microsoft's Pinyin to type traditional Chinese characters.

Microsoft input method bar window,There is a black triangle in the lower right corner of the country,Click him,There is a simplified traditional toggle。

Method 3: Antarctica.

NJStar Traditional Chinese Software is a small software that converts from Simplified to Traditional Chinese, converts small windows and other functions.

Method 4: Tsinghua Unisplendour Input Method.

can convert traditional Chinese characters.

Right-click and select Save As target.

Can! Method 5: Type simplified characters in word, because it is easy to recognize, in case you make a mistake to see it, and then use the tool in word - language - Chinese simplified and traditional switching.

If you use pinyin to input Chinese characters, you can use them directly'Microsoft Pinyin Input Method Edition'This is built into the system. In'Text service with input language'In the dialog box, select Add directly.

If you use the five-stroke font to input Chinese characters, it is recommended that you use it'The wind is clear and blows five strokes'.You can use simplified strokes to enter the input method of traditional Chinese characters. You can also type dialect characters and special characters. I feel very convenient to use. ＾○