This value corresponds to the Resume Japanese input after multiple Alphanumeric capitals option under the Mixed Japanese/English tab of the IME property dialog box. The IME automatically changes the input mode to an alphanumeric mode when a user enters two or more letters while holding down the SHIFT key. If this option is enabled, the input mode automatically reverts to the previous mode when the SHIFT key is released. If this option is disabled, the input mode remains alphanumeric.

This value corresponds to the Automatically convert target string to Alphanumeric option under the Mixed Japanese Input tab of the IME property dialog box.

To implement a specific set of options, you need to add the values of all the selected options together. The values for each option are specified in the following list.

The final value of the AutoAlphaFlag subkey is the sum of all the selected options. For example, the default setting (0x33000001) implies that the following options have been selected and their values have been added together:

• The automatic switch option is enabled.
• When "\\" is typed, change to direct input mode.
• When "c:\" is typed, change to direct input mode.
• Even if "//" is typed, do not switch the input mode.

The following registry values specify whether the IME automatically switches the input mode on specific keywords:

• 0x00000000 = Automatic switch is disabled.
• 0x00000001 = Automatic switch is enabled. This is the default setting.

This registry key also specifies how the IME switches the input mode for three specific keywords. Other keywords can be specified in the AutoAlphaStr value.

The following registry values specify how the IME switches the input mode when the "\\" characters are typed:

• 0x00000000 = Do not switch the mode.
• 0x10000000 = Change to the half-width alphanumeric mode.
• 0x20000000 = Change to the half-width alphanumeric mode during the keyword entry, and revert to the previous mode after the keyword entry.
• 0x30000000 = Change to direct input mode (turn off the IME.) This is the default setting.

The following registry values specify how the IME switches the input mode when the "c:\" character string is typed:

• 0x00000000 = Do not switch the mode.
• 0x01000000 = Change to the half-width alphanumeric mode.
• 0x02000000 = Change to the half-width alphanumeric mode during the keyword entry, and revert to the previous mode after the keyword entry.
• 0x03000000 = Change to direct input mode (turn off the IME.) This is the default setting.

The following registry values specify how the IME switches the input mode when the "//" characters are typed:

• 0x00000000 = Do not switch the mode. This is the default setting.
• 0x00100000 = Change to the half-width alphanumeric mode.
• 0x00200000 = Change to the half-width alphanumeric mode during the keyword entry, and revert to the previous mode after the keyword entry.
• 0x00300000 = Change to direct input mode (turn off the IME).

1,http:

1,file:

1,ftp:

1,mailto:

1,news:

1,//www.

1,www.

2,windows

Specifies keywords and how the IME switches the input mode when the keywords are entered. Each line consists of the value specifying the mode switch behavior and a keyword. A comma separates the value and the keyword.

This value corresponds to the Target string list dropdown list under the Automatically convert target string to Alphanumeric option under the Mixed Japanese/English tab of the IME property dialog box.

The following list shows possible values for configuring the mode switch behavior:

• 0 = Do not switch the mode.
• 1 = Change to the half-width alphanumeric mode.
• 2 = Change to the half-width alphanumeric mode during the keyword entry, and revert to the previous mode after the keyword entry.
• 3 = Change to direct input mode (turn off the IME.)

Specifies the behavior of the auto conversion feature. If this value is set to 1, the IME converts strings automatically when the length of the composition string is long enough for conversion. If this value is set to zero (0), the IME does not convert strings automatically.

The IME will stop accepting a key input if the length of the composition string exceeds the limit.

The following list shows possible values for configuring the AutoCorrect options.

This value corresponds to the Input AutoCorrect options: dropdown list under the AutoCorrect tab of the IME property dialog box.

Specifies whether the IME cleans up words that are automatically registered by the IME from the user dictionary when the user dictionary is full.

If this value is set to 1, the IME deletes words from the user dictionary when the user dictionary is full. If this value is set to zero (0), the IME does not delete words from the user dictionary and will just stop registering further words.

Specifies whether the IME accepts font information from applications or uses the default font for undetermined strings. If set to 0, the IME displays undetermined strings in an application-defined font. If set to 1, the IME uses the default font. You may need to select this option if you use characters from more than one language in the same text.

This value corresponds to the Use fixed font face for undetermined string option in the General tab of the IME property dialog box.

Specifies whether the IME accepts numeric keys on the main keyboard to choose a candidate from the candidate list. If set to 0, selecting a numeric key on the main keyboard will choose a candidate. If it is set to 1, selecting a numeric key on the main keyboard will enter a corresponding character. Entries from the numeric pad, however, always select candidates, regardless of this setting.

This value corresponds to the Select candidate by number keys on main keyboard option in the Conversion tab of the IME property dialog box.

This value corresponds to the Color template option in the General tab of the IME property dialog box. Specify the "OEM" keyword to use settings under the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\IMEJP\3.1\StyleList\OEM\Color registry key as default.

This value corresponds to the Key template option in the General tab of the IME property dialog box. Specify the "OEM" keyword to use the settings under the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\IMEJP\3.1\StyleList\OEM registry key as default.

Specifies the maximum length of the composition string. The IME discards character inputs when the length of the composition string exceeds the limit. This setting takes effect only when auto conversion is disabled.

Specifies what types of candidates are included in the candidate list in addition to the Kanji candidates.

This value corresponds to the Include in candidate list option under the Conversion tab of the IME property dialog box.

The value is a sum of the following option values:

• 0x00000001 = Hiragana candidate (default: on).
• 0x00000002 = Full-width Katakana candidate (default: on).
• 0x00000004 = Half-width Katakana candidate (default: off).
• 0x00000008 = Romaji candidate (default: off).
• 0x00010000 = Base value. Always add this value.

Allows you to set a variety of options on the IME property dialog box. The value is a sum of the following option values:

Base Value

• 0x00100080 = Base Value
  Do not change this and always add this value.

Punctuation

This value corresponds to the Punctuation option under the General tab.

Choose one of the following values:

Brackets and Slash

This value corresponds to the Brackets and slash option under the General tab.

Choose one of the following values:

Convert at punctuation marks option under the Conversion tab – the IME performs a conversion when a user enters a punctuation mark. By default, this option is disabled and a user needs to select the Convert key to perform a conversion.

The following values are valid:

• 0x00000000 = Disable (default)
• 0x04000000 = Enable

Determine when moving focus to another phrase option under the Conversion tab – the IME completes the current target clause when a user changes the target clause to another. The following values are valid:

• 0x00000000 = Disable (default)
• 0x00800000 = Enable

Use the space key for inserting space in alphanumeric input mode option under the Mixed Japanese/English tab – By default, users have to select the space key as a conversion trigger. If this option is enabled, in the alphanumeric input mode, selecting the space key will enter a space. If this option is disabled, selecting the space key will convert an undetermined string. This option is enabled by default since alphanumeric characters usually do not need to be converted.

The following values are valid:

• 0x00000000 = Disable
• 0x00000200 = Enable (default)

Allow conversion in Alphanumeric input mode option in the Mixed Japanese/English tab. If this option is enabled, the IME converts an undetermined string that consists of alphanumeric characters. By default, the IME converts a composition string that consists of Kana characters, not alphanumeric characters.

The following values are valid:

• 0x00000000 = Disable (default)
• 0x00000400 = Enable

You can choose only one option out of each of the previously discussed option groups. To calculate the final registry value for this registry key, after choosing a value for each option, you need to add the chosen values.

The default value for this registry key (0x00150280) is the sum of the following values:

• 0x00100080 (Base Value)
• 0x00010000 (Default value for the Punctuation option.)
• 0x00040000 (Default value for the Bracket and slash option)
• 0x00000000 (Default value for the Convert at punctuation marks option.)
• 0x00000000 (Default value for Determine when moving focus to another phrase option.)
• 0x00000200 (Default value for the Use the space key for inserting space in alphanumeric input mode option.)
• 0x00000000 (Default value for the Allow conversion in Alphanumeric input mode option.)

This value corresponds to the following options on the IME property dialog box:

• Input method option under the General tab.
• Default input mode option under the General tab.
• Conversion mode option under the Conversion tab.
• Numeric pad option under the General tab.

The value is a sum of the following option values:

Input Method (choose one):

• 0x00000000 = Kana input method
• 0x00000001 = Romaji input method (default)

Input Mode (choose one):

• 0x00000000 = Full-width Hiragana input mode (default)
• 0x00000002 = Full-width Katakana input mode
• 0x00000004 = Full-width alphanumeric input mode
• 0x0000000A = Half-width Katakana input mode
• 0x0000000C = Half-width alphanumeric input mode

Conversion Mode (choose one):

• 0x00000000 = General conversion mode (default)
• 0x00003000 = No conversion mode

Character width of inputs from numeric pad (choose one):

• 0x00000000 = Always half width (default)
• 0x00000200 = Always full width
• 0x00000400 = Follow the current input mode

This value corresponds to the Romaji template option in the General tab of the IME property dialog box. Specify the "OEM" keyword to use the settings under the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\IMEJP\3.1\RomaDef\OEM registry key as default.

This value corresponds to the Use the shift key for switching to half-width Alphanumeric input mode (During Romaji input) option under the Mixed Japanese/English tab on the IME property dialog box.

If this value is set to 1, the IME switches the input mode to the half-width alphanumeric mode when the shift key is selected. If set to zero (0), the IME will not switch the input mode.

This value corresponds to the View character comments option under the Conversion tab on the IME property dialog box. This value can be either zero (0) or 1. Specifies whether the IME shows character comments in the candidate list.

This value corresponds to the checkboxes for the Convert at punctuation marks options under the Conversion tab on the IME property dialog box.

Specifies the symbol characters that will be used as triggers for the Convert at punctuation marks functionality. The following values are valid:

01 00 00 00 02 00 00 00 15 00 00 00 11 00 00 00 12 00 00 00

This value specifies an array of little-endian DWORD values, each containing an identifier of the IME toolbar button.

This value corresponds to the Buttons and button order list in the Toolbar tab in the IME property dialog box.

The buttons specified in this array will be displayed in the IME toolbar in the specified order. The following list shows the available buttons and their IDs.

• 0x00000001: Input Mode
• 0x00000002: Conversion Mode
• 0x00000004: Add Words
• 0x00000005: Properties
• 0x00000011: CAPS Key Lock
• 0x00000012: KANA Key Lock
• 0x00000014: Dictionary Tool
• 0x00000015: Tools

Note   You must include CAPS Key Lock and KANA Key Lock together. These buttons cannot be separated.

• The first DWORD value specifies the initial horizontal position of the default composition window. This parameter is the initial x-coordinate of the window's upper-left corner, in screen coordinates.
• The second DWORD value specifies the initial vertical position of the default composition window. This parameter is the initial y-coordinate of the window's upper-left corner, in screen coordinates.
• The third DWORD value specifies the width, in screen coordinates, of the default composition window.
• The fourth DWORD value is reserved for future use. Set to zero (0).

The height of the default composition window is calculated from the contents of the default composition window.

• The first DWORD value specifies the initial horizontal position of the guideline window. This parameter is the initial x-coordinate of the window's upper-left corner, in screen coordinates.
• The second DWORD value specifies the initial vertical position of the guideline window. This parameter is the initial y-coordinate of the window's upper-left corner, in screen coordinates.
• The third DWORD value is reserved for future use. Set to zero (0).
• The fourth DWORD value is reserved for future use. Set to zero (0).

The width and height of the guideline window is calculated from the contents of the guideline window.

It corresponds to the Hide in direct input mode option in the Toolbar tab in the IME property dialog box.

This value specifies whether the IME displays the IME toolbar while the IME is turned off. If set to 1, the IME will not display the toolbar while the IME is turned off. If set to 0, the IME will always display the toolbar.

This value corresponds to the Display in taskbar option in the Toolbar tab in the IME property dialog box.

This value specifies whether the IME displays the IME toolbar or the system tray icon. If this value is set to 1, the IME displays the system tray icon instead of the toolbar. If this value is set to 0, the IME displays the toolbar.

The system tray icon is displayed by the System Tray Icon Manager part of IME 3.1. If you do not include the System Tray Icon Manager and set this value to 1, neither the IME toolbar nor the system tray icon will be displayed.

• The first DWORD value specifies the initial horizontal position of the status window, for example, the IME toolbar. This parameter is the initial x-coordinate of the window's upper-left corner, in screen coordinates.
• The second DWORD value specifies the initial vertical position of the status window, for example the IME toolbar. This parameter is the initial y-coordinate of the window's upper-left corner, in screen coordinates.
• The third DWORD value is reserved for future use. Set to zero (0).
• The fourth DWORD value is reserved for future use. Set to zero (0).

The width and height of the status window is calculated from the contents of the status window.

No default is set in the registry. If this registry value is not set, the default value is "\windows\imjp31lm.dat".

No default is set in the registry. If this registry value is not set, the default value is 3.

This value corresponds to the Auto-tuning option under the Dictionary tab of the IME property dialog box.

If this registry value is not set, no size limit will be applied.

1. Customize the default Romaji template by using the Romaji Settings tab of the Advanced Settings dialog box on your target device.
2. Export the table registry value from the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\IMEJP\3.1\RomaDef\Custom registry key.
3. Copy the table value to the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\IMEJP\3.1\RomaDef\OEM key in your .reg file.

S1key : REG_BINARY

S3key : REG_BINARY

S4key : REG_BINARY

S6key : REG_BINARY

S5key : REG_BINARY

S7key : REG_BINARY

S8key : REG_BINARY

1. Customize the default key template by using the Key Settings tab of the Advanced Settings dialog box on your target device.
2. Export the key, S1key, S3key, S4key, S5key, S6key, S7key, S8key registry values from the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\IMEJP\3.1\StyleList\Custom registry key.
3. Add these values to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\IMEJP\3.1\StyleList\OEM in your .reg file.

"colb"=hex:00,00,00,00

1. Customize the color for characters in converted phases by using the Color Settings tab of the Advanced Settings dialog box on a target device.
2. Export the DisplayAttribute registry values from the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\IMEJP\Colors\{2BC25268-91DE-4ED6-BEA5-655C5E445CDB} registry key.
3. Add these values to the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\IMEJP\Colors\{7B1515F0-EFC6-4815-BB98-F043B86B966C} registry key in your .reg file.

1. Customize the color for characters in a target phrase by using the Color Settings tab of the Advanced Settings dialog box on a target device.
2. Export the DisplayAttribute registry values from the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\IMEJP\Colors\{6E623C0B-0C68-46ED-8647-7833FA9B3635} registry key.
3. Add these values to the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\IMEJP\Colors\{51D99CAC-4A9E-481B-9F50-7F3BC3C8EC2A} registry key in your .reg file.

1. Customize the color for "characters in a phrase being shortened or widened" phrase by using the Color Settings tab of the Advanced Settings dialog box on a target device.
2. Export the DisplayAttribute registry values from the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\IMEJP\Colors\{9F64530D-D812-4248-BAE1-E16343D449A3} registry key.
3. Add these values to the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\IMEJP\Colors\{59694C43-1594-4D5F-97AE-89CBAA0D4CAF} registry key in your .reg file.

1.   Customize the color of "characters being entered" by using the Color Settings tab of the Advanced Settings dialog box on a target device.

2.   Export the DisplayAttribute registry values from the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\IMEJP\Colors\{A7C04FDA-FB27-467A-AA94-EF7FE9E5B3C6} registry key.

3. Add these values to the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\IMEJP\Colors\{B1330FC8-F6F8-4C09-B6EC-EFFB6356EA25} registry key in your .reg file.

1. Customize the color of "characters being edited in a target phrase" by using the Color Settings tab of the Advanced Settings dialog box on a target device.
2. Export the DisplayAttribute registry values from the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\IMEJP\Colors\{CC843EF8-0BC2-42FB-8FA3-41F6E13F122B} registry key.
3. Add these values to the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\IMEJP\Colors\{0A750C94-C744-446D-B024-6FCD37D37E46} registry key in your .reg file.