Have mey..? How to ACTIVATEOriginally posted by FireIce:windows have mah
asian languages.......
Already checked ley.. But still doesn't workOriginally posted by chanff8:This is for Win XP
Start Menu-->Control Panel
If yr in Category View, go to: Date, Time, Language and Regional Options-->Regional and Language Options
If yr in Classic View, double click Regional and Language Options
Under the Languages tab, make sure Install files for East Asian Languages is checked. Some computers need the Windows XP Installation Disc to be inserted to install, while others dun need...
You just need to get the CHINESE SOFTWARE for typing Chinese words... Nope, not with the method mentioned above!Originally posted by Xiao Jun:With this can I type in chinese?
Or still must have e chinese keyboard?![]()
Try (from ur browser) View, Character encoding, Chinese.Originally posted by Devil1976:Already checked ley.. But still doesn't work![]()
try njstar ...Originally posted by Devil1976:You just need to get the CHINESE SOFTWARE for typing Chinese words... Nope, not with the method mentioned above!![]()
You can type in chinese if u download softwares like NJstar, or if you use Windows XP Professional, just switch the language bar to chinese.Originally posted by Xiao Jun:With this can I type in chinese?
Or still must have e chinese keyboard?![]()
Thanks!Originally posted by nick34:try njstar ...
Download @ http://www.download.com
and remember to activate your anti virus before entering the site
not at all lah ... just a prevention ...Originally posted by Devil1976:Thanks!
But the 'anti-virus' part shows frightening...??![]()
u dun need win xp pro to type it. i always use the chinese typing software in Win XP. It is included in both XP pro AND home editionsOriginally posted by ^spidee^:You can type in chinese if u download softwares like NJstar, or if you use Windows XP Professional, just switch the language bar to chinese.
talk is cheap.Originally posted by launtpc:People who do not know how to explore within Windows ultimately lose out.
i agree, but not onli windows. ppl who ask for help all the time and not try to explore, troubleshoot and fix the problems by themselves usually learn nothing.Originally posted by launtpc:People who do not know how to explore within Windows ultimately lose out.
fair enough...but what if U explore and try and try but U cannot get the problem fixed...then how?start praying for miracle?Originally posted by chanff8:i agree, but not onli windows. ppl who ask for help all the time and not try to explore, troubleshoot and fix the problems by themselves usually learn nothing.
Oh i see.. I'm using XP pro so I didn't know that the Home edition also has it. Thanks!Originally posted by chanff8:u dun need win xp pro to type it. i always use the chinese typing software in Win XP. It is included in both XP pro AND home editions
Some can read, some cannot read?Originally posted by mochou:i tot winXP already can read, and can use basic pinyin to input chinese??
I'm a 'computer idiot'Originally posted by chanff8:i agree, but not onli windows. ppl who ask for help all the time and not try to explore, troubleshoot and fix the problems by themselves usually learn nothing.
Add on:Originally posted by chanff8:This is for Win XP
Start Menu-->Control Panel
If yr in Category View, go to: Date, Time, Language and Regional Options-->Regional and Language Options
If yr in Classic View, double click Regional and Language Options
Under the Languages tab, make sure Install files for East Asian Languages is checked. Some computers need the Windows XP Installation Disc to be inserted to install, while others dun need...