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- Pinyin (zip file)
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- Book 7 (ISO file) flv.hwjyw.com/flv/2010/media/zhongwen07.iso
- Book 8 (ISO file) flv.hwjyw.com/flv/2010/media/zhongwen08.iso
These ISO image file format can be burned to a CD/DVD disk, or be opened by some a software. Here is an article from about.com for your reference: http://pcsupport.about.com/od/termsi/g/isofile.htm.
A free-version of software called Daemon Tool Lite can open ISO image file without burning it to a disk. The software can be downloaded from http://www.daemon-tools.cc/eng/products/dtLite
How to Type Pinyin with Tone Numbers in Microsoft Word
There are a few ways to type Pinyin with tone numbers in Microsoft Word.
1) Shortcut key
To type the corresponding code for a desired Pinyin character with tone number shown in the table below, and then press the keys “ALT and x” together. For ā, type 101, and then ALT + x.
Shortcut keys for Pinyin typing
Note: The table can be downloaded in Word format: Shortcut key for Pinyin with tone numbers.
2) Symbol Insertion
Insert Pinyin with tones from symbol selection
3) Use Find-and-Replace Macro (The macro is so cool!)
- Download the macro from http://www.csulb.edu/~txie/PINYIN/pinyin.htm
- Create a macro in your Word according to the instruction in the … Continue Reading