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From: Peter T. Daniels on 19 Apr 2010 17:11
You will find the pinyin vowels in Insert Symbol, divided between
Unicode ranges "Latin Extended-A" and "Latin Extended-B." The hacheks
or carons are at 011A, 011B, and 01CD - 01D4 (followed by u-umlaut
with tone marks). The macrons are between 0100 and 016B. You can
assign keyboard shortcuts to them in Insert Symbol.

On Apr 19, 4:37 pm, manlio <man...(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> I'm using word3 but I can not with the keyboard immetterele pinyin words
> (Vowels with accents other than the Italian ones) that are necessary for
> write a word in Chinese and get the same in Chinese characters
> the same if I use google translate.
> The translator provides only type accented vowels: a, b, e, i, u for which no
> I can get a translation from Chinese to Italian
> I would be grateful if the signs indicated the necessity to set keyboard
> -Or-Word3 to write these vowels with various accents
> (Circumflex, indent top etc.)
> thanks

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