The Browse command opens a
symbol set view(8-
1)
window to display, install, and manipulate fonts, and locate, query, annotate,
and edit characters. The symbol set view window is independent of the main
frame window, and may be positioned anywhere on the screen. The window displays
the Chinese characters (
Chars(D-
-
2))
font in use at the insertion point in the active document window.
The Edit command opens both a
symbol set view(8-
1)
window and a bitmap
Edit(3-
48)
dialog. The character displayed in the
hidden characters(5-
4)
window (or to the left of the insertion point in the active document window)
becomes the edit character, and its font is displayed in the symbol set view
window.
The Add User Character command opens the default
user characters(4-
10)
font, and searches it for a suitable location (i.e., a blank character or the
end of the font) to assign a new
character number(D-
-
2).
See the FontAdd User(3-
43)
command.
The Radical and Stroke command invokes the Reference Dictionary
command to load an optional
radical and stroke dictionary(4-
8)
for quick lookups of Chinese characters in printed material. Use the
TranslateSelect Dictionaries(3-
33)
command to install a radical and stroke dictionary as a
reference(4-
8)
dictionary.
The Query command is identical to word processor Query or
Lookup Word or Phrase(3-
30)
command which creates a list of pronunciations, words, and phrases that use the
queried character. The active (open) dictionaries are used, even if there are
no entries that match (e.g., if the Chinese dictionaries are open, querying a
Japanese only character yields Target Not Found).
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