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Konglong -

I think it's other name was 微软拼音输入法2003加强版. You can find it here. I have yet
to test this 2007 version they have posted.

J



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pandaxiongmao -

That 2007 version seems to ripped off from the Office 2007 CD. The installer says it is part of
Microsoft Office 2007. I tried running the installer, but after a certain point, it just closes.
Maybe because I don't have Office 2007 (or any other version of Microsoft Office - using
OpenOffice.org here.)










Konglong -

I was able to install it myself and on a friends computer. I have 4.0 installed and he had 3.0.
You shouldn't need to have Office 2007 to get it installed.










pandaxiongmao -

You are misunderstanding me - it is the 2007 version that did not install here. By poking around
the .cab file in the 2007 version, it appears it would be version 8.0.

I already have the 2003 (4.0) version installed.










pandaxiongmao -

Nevermind, the 2007 IME did install. I didn't realize it because the installer did not give any
feedback about installation success, and did not add anything to my Add/Remove Programs.

Only after I restarted (which I didn't bother to do for awhile, getting no feedback from the
installer), I now have the 2007IME installed. I only noticed because the background colour when it
gives choices for characters is lighter. It says it is version 12.0.4518.1014. I don't see any
major differences with the 2003IME, though this one does have the IME pad (the 2003 one did not on
my particular computer).










Konglong -

Yeah, I don't expect much on the installer. It looks like someone just ripped it out of the Office
2007 install. The IME does seem faster than 4.0.

J










Shadowdh -

Many thanks for the link... in the process of downloading now and will install when done (it is
slow though)...










ABCinChina -

I am currently using MSPY IME 2003 (4.0). I would like to upgrade to 2007, but is it really worth
the trouble? Someone please give me a quick answer.










Shadowdh -

I like the 2007 version, its alot like sogou or google... at least I think...










ABCinChina -

Hello, I've installed MSPY 2007 but have some issues. Any help would be appreciated. (I am using
Windows 2000 Professional)

1. I can't seem to access the option menu or change to traditional characters.
2. When I click on anything in the option menu, the menu just disappears and nothing else pops up
unlike when I had MSPY 2003.
3. It makes Firefox crash after I press shift to change between English and Chinese input.












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