[NTLK] Joseph Chen's Chinese Input Character Systems: Gone!

[Michael]

Its been mirrored at UNNA:

http://mirrors.unna.org/nats-www.informatik.uni-hamburg.de/%25257Ejoseph/newton/

Unfortunately, I think his input method is only for traditional  
characters, AFAIK there is no Pinyin input available for simplified  
characters (even though they can be displayed OK with the UniTaipei  
font).  There's also a radical-based input method available at:

http://www.cs.gmu.edu/~sean/projects/newton/Radicals/

I think this one supports simplified characters, but is very  
cumbersome to use for actually inputting any text.  Its OK for  
dictionary lookups, single characters, etc.

Good luck!

Michael

On 2012-1-12, at 上午8:27, Tony Kan wrote:

> Hi Folks
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> I've just discovered that Chen's web page has now been pulled.  Did  
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> archive it before it was gone?
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> Cheers
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> Tony Kan
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> Christchurch
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> New Zealand
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