Everything works fine, except when visiting e. My previous PC with W2K had support for Chinese characters installed, but this one tells me to install a language pack.
I have been looking everywhere for a place to download the required files, but cannot find that. I would think I should be able to download the servicepack itself, including the files required for the language pack? I saved that to disk, but it is an exe file, and it looks to me that if I run that, it will just reinstall SP2 and therefore either will not help, or might even give extra problems as SP2 and further updates are already installed?
I could I suppose order a CD, but that takes weeks for delivery. Post by guytrepka Hi there, I have the same problem. Post by Helanren No, I never got a reply, but my problem is fixed :. I'm not sure anymore what I did though. I think it may have been in an indirect way. Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums.
Answered by:. Archived Forums. Configuration Manager General. Sign in to vote. Monday, March 3, AM. Ignore My previous comment If you want to tick both options as a command sequence run the following command rundll The 11 language is Thai and the 7 language is Japanese. After you click add you will be presented with the box below. Here you have to select the language you wish to write in where it says Input Language.
Under that select which layout you are familiar with. In this case Korean was selected. When you have selected the options for you, click ok. This box will disappear and you will now see that what you selected was added to the list of installed services. After the restart you should see the language bar. Just click on the language and select the one you wish. In this case it is a switch from English to Korean.
And you are now done and able to read and write in the language of your choice. If you would like another language just follow the steps above again. It will not ask for a restart and they will not be required.
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