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Originally Posted by masaegu
The IME Pad, if you have that on your PC, works just as good.
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The Microsoft IME pad works just as well as my system, if not better, and it's faster, since you aren't sending your kanji input to Florida or Arizona and back. Also the IME pad is set up for input so you don't have to cut and paste anything.
This is MS IME pad in action:
YouTube - MS IME pad examples
This is my system (the "new testing version" as it's advertised):
YouTube - kanji2.sljfaq.org look ahead 20 April 2010
Incidentally I thought the following system was interesting:
手書き漢字検索その２
This claims to have 65,000 characters, so it might be good for those "very hard to find" characters. The underlying recognition engine is the open-source "Tomoe" system (mine is based on Kanjipad, plus some extensions I created myself).