School of Languages, Cultures, and RaceLanguage LabHelp PagesTyping Traditional Chinese Characters using Pinyin
Enabling Chinese Pinyin for Traditional Chinese
Instructions for Microsoft
First, make sure you add Chinese as a language and install the Chinese keyboard/input layout. For Microsoft’s guide, visit: Manage the language and keyboard/input layout settings in Windows.
Next, you can set up the language bar to switch between languages more easily. For Microsoft’s guide, visit: Switch between languages using the Language bar.
Lastly, you can set up the Microsoft Traditional Chinese IME to type Traditional Chinese characters using multiple input methods such as Bopomofo, Changjie, and Quick. For Microsoft’s guide, visit: Microsoft Traditional Chinese IME.
For more details or alternatives you can check Pinyin Joe’s site.