Mistake in Microsoft Chinese Pinyin Input Method ( IME) 3.0

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Hi,

This message needs to be forwarded to the engineer who developed Microsoft
Chinese Pinyin Method (IME) 3.0.

There is a big/basic mistake that needs to be fixed. Under IME 3.0 with the
activation of traditional Chinese characters, we users can not see character
" Jian1" as in "Fang2 Jian1 ( room) ". Please do fix the problem. Thank you.


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I have been using Cantonese PinYing for almost ten years
Microsoft PinYin IME ( Cantonese ) is terrible and it is far too different from correct Cantonese and is the worse Cantonese PinYin I have ever met. I would strongly recommend someone from Microsoft who knows Cantonese and experience in Cantonese PinYin to look seriously into the problem or else I could hardly believe anyone who speaks correct Cantonese can use it with common sense. I look forward to an improved version.
 

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