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2007年06月24日 (日) | 編集 |
這是今天在我家AdSense上看到的微軟廣告，這算是不實廣告嗎？我還是第一次聽説windows比linux便宜，效能也更好耶。不知道它是怎麼比較的呢，應該要拿份報告書出來當證據啊，要有像反微軟資訊新聞最新的文Windows Vista的安全漏洞比其他作業系統來的少？這樣的證據才是啊。只不過照這樣比法兒，微軟的東西實在很難不成為世上最好的産品吶。XD
身為微軟用家，我也得幫它講點兒話，其實微軟也算不錯了啦，至少都有在進歩，新産品功能確實比較豐富好用，bug也有在補，就是東西貴了點、資源消耗多了點、系統不穩了點，除此以外我還算滿意它的東西啦，啊哈哈。囧rz
AdSense是Google推出的網賺/廣告服務，自從推出了正體中文版後，在網路上可是火得很呢。就像下面兩個AdSense顯示的，站長可以賺錢，廣告商可以打廣告帶來流量，有興趣的趕緊加入吧。
2006年10月27日 (金) | 編集 |
In XP, when you use Japanese inputing system, it always begins with English, like the picture below.
Thus, you have to often use your mouse clicking it to switch to hiragana or katakana. This is annoying.
I've just done some searching, and found the shortcut keys for this. Here they are.
Alt + Caps Lock switches to Katakana. If you use hiragana and change to English, under this situation, when you use this key, it will change back to hiragana first. Then you press the key again, and it will change to katakana.
Ctrl + Caps Lock switches to Hiragana. This key has the vise versa situation as the above key.
Alt + ~ (the key below Esc) switchs between English and Japanese. When you use this key to change English back to Japanese, the Japanese will be either hiragana or katakana, depending on which one you use right before English.
It's a little confused to explain in words. Just try those three keys for a while, and you will get it soon.
By the way, Alt + Shift is the key to switch inputing language in turn, such as Eng → JP → CH → Eng. However, in UM's library, when you change to Spanish, which is ES, this key loses its function, and you have to use mouse again. I don't know why. But it will probably work fine else where, like my computer. I use English, Chinese, and Japanese, and all these keys work well.
Finally, just one more small piece of information for you. In windows, there are many combinations of keys which can help you perform some actions or functions rapidly. For example, Ctrl + C is copy, and Ctrl + V is paste. The general term for these keys is called Shortcut Key. I guess Combination Key is also ok because I found it in the dictionary, too.
Since we... I mean you, all my friends, no me anymore, study abroad. I hope these informations can help you guys a little.
Thus, you have to often use your mouse clicking it to switch to hiragana or katakana. This is annoying.
I've just done some searching, and found the shortcut keys for this. Here they are.
Alt + Caps Lock switches to Katakana. If you use hiragana and change to English, under this situation, when you use this key, it will change back to hiragana first. Then you press the key again, and it will change to katakana.
Ctrl + Caps Lock switches to Hiragana. This key has the vise versa situation as the above key.
Alt + ~ (the key below Esc) switchs between English and Japanese. When you use this key to change English back to Japanese, the Japanese will be either hiragana or katakana, depending on which one you use right before English.
It's a little confused to explain in words. Just try those three keys for a while, and you will get it soon.
By the way, Alt + Shift is the key to switch inputing language in turn, such as Eng → JP → CH → Eng. However, in UM's library, when you change to Spanish, which is ES, this key loses its function, and you have to use mouse again. I don't know why. But it will probably work fine else where, like my computer. I use English, Chinese, and Japanese, and all these keys work well.
Finally, just one more small piece of information for you. In windows, there are many combinations of keys which can help you perform some actions or functions rapidly. For example, Ctrl + C is copy, and Ctrl + V is paste. The general term for these keys is called Shortcut Key. I guess Combination Key is also ok because I found it in the dictionary, too.
Since we... I mean you, all my friends, no me anymore, study abroad. I hope these informations can help you guys a little.
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