<p>The problem is you want to use Changjie 倉頡, but you are using Quick 速成 instead. Just go to the language settings and add the 倉頡 back should work.</p>

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2023-04-04T16:26:41.697Z
2023-04-04T16:26:41.697Z
Brian Cheung
<p>This is presumably a simple issue with my keyboard usage. A dropdown for characters is offered after typing RM, but I should be able to type RMMR and have it know I mean m4, right? I am using Traditional HONG KONG SAR keyboard layout on Windows 10.</p>

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Kangxi input only letting me type two keys before moving on? E.g I type RMMR for m4, but it gives me 叼可 instead?
# Kangxi input only letting me type two keys before moving on? E.g I type RMMR for m4, but it gives me 叼可 instead?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2023-03-22)

This is presumably a simple issue with my keyboard usage. A dropdown for characters is offered after typing RM, but I should be able to type RMMR and have it know I mean m4, right? I am using Traditional HONG KONG SAR keyboard layout on Windows 10.

**Tags:** cantonese, traditional-characters, input-methods


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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2023-04-04. Score: 2

The problem is you want to use Changjie 倉頡, but you are using Quick 速成 instead. Just go to the language settings and add the 倉頡 back should work.


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