Does Wenlin cover both simple and full form Chinese characters?
Yes, Wenlin does support both simple and full form (complex/traditional) characters. Dictionary entries for single characters and for compound words and phrases show both simple and full forms (if there is a difference), and you can look up an entry starting from either the complex or simple forms. Stroke-by-stroke animation is given for both forms, and handwriting recognition works with both forms. When converting pinyin into characters, you can choose whether the characters will be simple or full form. There are functions for converting back and forth between the two forms. Since Wenlin supports the Unicode standard for encoding characters (as well as the more limited but still popular GB and Big5 standards), it even allows mixing simple and full form characters without having to change fonts.
Yes, Wenlin does support both simple and full form (complex/traditional) characters. Dictionary entries for Chinese headwords (both single characters and compound words and phrases) show both simple and full forms (if there is a difference), and you can look up an entry starting from either the complex or simple forms. The English-Chinese dictionary has pinyin and simple forms characters; you can point to any Chinese word in simple form characters to see the corresponding full form characters. Stroke-by-stroke animation is given for both simple and full forms, and handwriting recognition works with both forms. When converting pinyin into characters, you can choose whether the characters will be simple or full form. There are functions for converting back and forth between the two forms. Since Wenlin supports the Unicode standard for encoding characters (as well as the more limited but still popular GB and Big5 standards), it even allows mixing simple and full form characters without ha
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