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iLoveROC
0.4

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iLoveROC

0.4
04 May 2005

Change Traditional Chinese input method.

Overview

iLoveROC is a hack package for the Trad. Chinese input method.

What is iLoveROC?
iLoveROC is a package and the usages are: 1. Allow users to change the original icon to Republic of China flag icon. 2. Allow users to use two other favorite names for the name, Traditional Chinese. 3. Allow users to restore to the original state.

How do I install ?
Double-Click iLoveROC for 10.4.mpkg to install. Select different packages to install. After that, you need to logout and then login to see the change.

How do I restore to the original status?
Double-click iLoveROC for 10.4.mpkg and select the "restore" package.

iLoveROC package for Mac OS X 10.2-10.2.3 can use iCleanROC to reset to the original status.

Other versions of iLoveROC packages we don't offer a package to reset to the original status

Warning!
According to your Mac OS X version, download the correct version of iLoveROC to install. Wrong version of iLoveROC will influence the Traditional Chinese input method.

What's new in iLoveROC

Version 0.4:
  • Tiger Compatible.
  • New icons.
  • Changed more internal stuff.

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10 iLoveROC Reviews

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Anonymous
Anonymous
27 April 2004

Most helpful

Since my wife is from Taiwan, I was annoyed by Apple's political statement of not having the ROC flag on its keyboard system. Considering that some of their computers are made in Taiwan, you would think they would respect the Republic of China. Any way, this program is great! Does what it says, puts the ROC flag as the graphic for the Traditional Chinese input keyboard. Terrific idea and implementation!!
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Version 0.3
Rogergamer
Rogergamer
19 June 2010
link broken! anyone care to share?
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Version 0.4
Anonymous
Anonymous
06 July 2005
Thanks for providing this patch. It's great! I love the flag more than the character symbol Apple provided.
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Version 0.4
Anonymous
Anonymous
02 May 2005
Worked great :) I don't see how anyone can have problems with this as it only changes the icons. Any case, thank you very much!
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Version 0.4b1
Anonymous
Anonymous
09 January 2005
I really loved this piece of hack; since I'm half Taiwanese, unfortunately I had to reinstall OS X, and now the link to this hack is no longer there. If the developer is listening please send me a copy. maikurakiandjoseph (at) hotmail.com Thanks Joe
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Version 0.3
Anonymous
Anonymous
22 August 2004
Hi there, thanks for your reply but I have done what you mentioned, I have selected the original pictire and character...anyway, I'll try again, thanks.
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Version 0.3
Anonymous
Anonymous
22 August 2004
I got a new iBook and downloaded iLoveROC for 10.3, but I can not input Chinese anymore. I tried to reset by selecting the original picture and character, but only the ROC flap changed back to the brush icon, still can not input Chinese like the way it was. The Mac version for my iBook is 10.3.5. What do I do now to get back to the original? Please help!! Thanks.
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Version 0.3
1 answer(s)
Anonymous
Anonymous
22 August 2004
IF you had gone to the developer's website, you would know that: How do I reset to the original status? Double-click iLoveROC for 10.3.mpkg and click "Customize" to select the original picture and characters packages. iLoveROC package for Mac OS X 10.2-10.2.3 can use iCleanROC to reset to the original status.
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Version 0.3
Anonymous
Anonymous
27 April 2004
I think you need to use iLoveROC for 10.3, that works for me. If you have problems w/ it, u can reset it back to the origianl status as the description from the ReadMe file.
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Version 0.3
Anonymous
Anonymous
27 April 2004
Great! Screwed up my TC input system. I can no longer switch to Traditional Chinese. OS 10.3.3. I guess I should have noted its 0.x version number. :(
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Version 0.3
1 answer(s)
Anonymous
Anonymous
28 April 2004
Hi This version is 0.3, but it does not mean it's unstable. Actually, iLoveROC has been released since Mac OS X v10.1, I just recently post to here. Around hundreds of Taiwanese have used it for several versions and no problem found. The only problem is if you use a wrong version of iLoveROC, u may not switch the input method to TC, but clearly, it's users' fault.
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Version 0.3
AM
AM
27 April 2004
Great idea! :-) 10.2.8 users note - you have to move the I Love ROC folder to Applications folder before running the ROC_Flag app. AM
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Version 0.3
Anonymous
Anonymous
27 April 2004
Since my wife is from Taiwan, I was annoyed by Apple's political statement of not having the ROC flag on its keyboard system. Considering that some of their computers are made in Taiwan, you would think they would respect the Republic of China. Any way, this program is great! Does what it says, puts the ROC flag as the graphic for the Traditional Chinese input keyboard. Terrific idea and implementation!!
Like
Version 0.3

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