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Q9 input method

The Q9 input method (Chinese: 九方輸入法), invented by Qcode Information Technology Ltd. of Hong Kong, is an input method that uses only the number keys on a numeric keypad to input Chinese characters into a digital device. Invented in 1999 by Vincent Lau Man-kin, it is considered an easy method to use even though it is a "structural" input method. (Most…

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