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About Input Method Editor
The input method editor relieves users of the need to remember all possible
character values. Instead, the IME monitors the user's keystrokes, anticipates
the characters the user may want, and presents a list of candidate characters
from which to choose.
By default, the IME provides an IME window through which users enter
keystrokes and view and select candidates. Applications developed for the Win32
application programming interface (API) can use the input method manager (IMM)
functions and messages to create and manage their own IME windows, providing a custom
interface while using the conversion capabilities of the IME.
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