How to input Chinese without installing any IME software on your computer

Anyone using English or Non-Chinese version OS has to install something on PCs to input Chinese language. Before we had Windows 2000 OS, we had to install some software like NJStar. Now with Windows 2000, XP, we can install IME from Regional and Language Options in Windows's configuration. But it will not easy for anyone to install IME on the public computers. How can we input Chinese anywhere without installing IME software?

Well, after searching on Google, I found an alternative way to input Chinese which is Web IME. You just go to a website, and launch the IME webpage. What next for you is to just input ABC and the accordingly Chinese characters will appear. After you select the right character, these Chinese can show in a textarea box for your copying and pasting.

The first one and best one I tested is Cari website from Malaysia. Not only you can input Chinese online, you can also download its program and put on your portable device to use it everywhere. So I just download all web pages, and put them on my own forum site. You can access and test yourself on http://webime.chinatownbbs.com.

Now you do not have any excuses to just input English instead of Chinese on some Chinese blogs.

WEBIME URL: 网上中文输入法

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