Re: PinYin Standard

[Arne Goetje <20020531antispam@gmx.net>]

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> Is there any PinYin standard (eletronic version & open ) we can use
> ( either Taiwan or Mainland ).
> I'm trying to make a learning tool kid for (myself ) foreigner to learn
> pinyin. But I have a hard time to get those info. Unicode get a database
> on pinyin but I claim not able to be use by any party beside Unicode....
> If anyone know there is info anything we can use, it will be great.
> Thanks
> Alex

I'm not sure what you mean... but AFAIK xcin has a pinyin input table for 
simplefied and traditional chinese. And if you want to learn pinyin, hanzim 
uses pinyin too.

Cheers
Arne

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