Far Eastern languages such as Japanese, Chinese and Korean use input method editors (IME) to enter ideographs. IME is a comprex software that converts phonetic or other text to ideographs using dictionaries and choice lists. Component based platforms such as .NET and VCL has a build in support for IMEs. These controls contain ImeMode property that controls what is the IME mode when the control has input focus. By default Sisulizer scan the values of these property values but does not change them. You can change them in two ways. The first one is to set a value of a scanned IME property in the project grid. This only affects to that specific control. The second one is to use the automatic input method localization. The following combo boxes let you turn it on. Automatic input method localization is used only if there is no translation value given for the IME property in the project grid.
Specifies the default input method mode of the controls when creating Japanese application files. This is enabled if the project contains Japanese.
Specifies the default input method mode of the controls when creating Korean application files. This is enabled if the project contains Korean.
Specifies the default input method mode of the controls when creating Simplified Chinese application files. This is enabled if the project contains Simplified Chinese.
Specifies the default input method mode of the controls when creating Traditional Chinese application files. This is enabled if the project contains Traditional Chinese.