You're talking to half-professional Mac-consultant, sister.
The Mac OS already comes with almost every language set and input method built-in:
Apple Menu > System Preferences... > International > click the "Input Menu" tab, and you can activate Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese input methods (if you know them all) by checking the checkboxes.
Then an American flag will appear at the right side of the menu bar, there you can choose to toggle among different input methods.
If you want to do handwriting recognition, you can look for the Mac version of PenPower.
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Mm... This doesn't look like a 13" white or black MacBook to me, or not like a 15.4" MacBook Pro neither?
Looks more like an already-obselete 12" PowerBook G4...
Good-Eye Chan, I copied and pasted the wrong pic?
Description says MacBook 13 White/2.4/2x2G/250/SD/VGA/AP/BT.
How do you type Chinese? NJSTAR doesn't support MAC.
> Good-Eye Chan
You're talking to half-professional Mac-consultant, sister.
The Mac OS already comes with almost every language set and input method built-in:
Apple Menu > System Preferences... > International > click the "Input Menu" tab, and you can activate Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese input methods (if you know them all) by checking the checkboxes.
Then an American flag will appear at the right side of the menu bar, there you can choose to toggle among different input methods.
If you want to do handwriting recognition, you can look for the Mac version of PenPower.
> I copied and pasted the wrong pic
You should take a photo of your new MacBook placed at your desktop at home instead of looking for a pic from the net ma!
> Then an American flag will appear at the right side of the menu bar, there you can choose to toggle among different input methods.
簡直美妙！
：）
> You should take a photo of your new MacBook placed at your desktop at home instead of looking for a pic from the net ma!
By the time I thought of taking a pic of it, I have already messed up the beautiful packaging la.
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