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Today I was looking at 汉字大字典 and found this character in page 2000.

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I wanted to type that character in my computer. I used this page to look up the character through its radical (in radical 毛), but that character wasn't listed

How to type this character in my computer? I would appreciate you could share how you found this specific character.

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    the unicode code point is u+23b91 guoxuedashi.net/zidian/z43036n.html
    – 水巷孑蠻
    Aug 28 at 1:39
  • Would you please tell how did you know the unicode of that character ?
    – Nobody
    Aug 28 at 2:30
  • It's right on that page.
    – fat penguin
    Aug 28 at 3:01
  • It depends on your IME. Not all IMEs allow you to input all Chinese characters. I don't think any IME would allow you to input all Chinese characters.
    – fat penguin
    Aug 28 at 3:02
  • @fatpenguin That's my question. Without knowing what the ping ying of that character is, how do I know where to find it ? The OP "look up the character through its radical (in radical 毛), but that character wasn't listed".
    – Nobody
    Aug 28 at 3:44

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zisea.com | 两分

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results:

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What I usually do is that,

(1) Open Google Keep (or other Apps).

(2) Take a photo of the page (or printed text).

(3) Extract the text. Many apps can extract text.

Unfortunately, Google Keep gives me everything on this page except this character 毛+昌 （on the hook).

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To enter this character in Linux:

Press ctrl + shift + u together (just hold ctrl + shift, then press u)

Release them.

Enter the unicode number 23b91

Press space.

𣮑 jié

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    How does this help, when the OP didn't know how to get the character (or its Unicode) at all?
    – dROOOze
    Aug 28 at 5:45
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    Well, if I were stuck, I would get the character by drawing, or use zdic.net like Mou used zisea above. Then, if I can't find the Unicode, I use Python ord('𣮑') which gives 146321. Express that as a hexadecimal number and you have the Unicode for '𣮑' ! Amazing, the Internet + Python!
    – Pedroski
    Aug 28 at 6:41
  • could not work on macbook virtual box Ubuntu Linux even with •fn + option + x•, thanks for your info.
    – envs_h_gang_5
    Aug 30 at 3:02
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    Don't know about mac, never had one, but mac is basically unix.. 1. ctrl+shift+u 2. release 3. 000a3 4. space Steps 1 to 4 give: £
    – Pedroski
    Aug 30 at 5:32

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