Traditional Chinese Language (Character Input)

Assuming the Mac can display Traditional Chinese, then it can be said that it can also input Traditional Chinese.
-Do you still have the same options as you do for PC?
(e.g 'Chang Jie', 'Quick' and 'New Phonetic')
or
-Is it through Mac, and is completely different?

then it can be said that it can also input
Traditional Chinese.
-Do you still have the same options as you do for PC?
(e.g 'Chang Jie', 'Quick' and 'New Phonetic')
You can find all the info about the TCIM here:
http://www.yale.edu/chinesemac/pages/tcim_x4.html

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