Aha~ yeah. I'm sure some of you know what thumb shift is?
Well, just in case, it's where you can type in hiragana on a keyboard without initially typing in romaji one key represents one hiragana. For instance, in order to get, 窶堋キ, I have to type the "r" key instead of "su".
I have Japanese IME installed on my computer (umm well obviously >.>) and recently I was just typing in regular English, and my finger slipped and pressed something on the board XD. After that, it had switched to thumb-shift and~ yeah, any idea how to get back to regular Japanese keyboard mode?
Thank you~.^^
Well, just in case, it's where you can type in hiragana on a keyboard without initially typing in romaji one key represents one hiragana. For instance, in order to get, 窶堋キ, I have to type the "r" key instead of "su".
I have Japanese IME installed on my computer (umm well obviously >.>) and recently I was just typing in regular English, and my finger slipped and pressed something on the board XD. After that, it had switched to thumb-shift and~ yeah, any idea how to get back to regular Japanese keyboard mode?
Thank you~.^^