In the Windows STCs, how do I change my keyboard settings to Chinese, Japanese, or Korean?
In the Student Technology Centers (STCs), you can use Windows XP language settings for Japanese, Korean, and both PRC and Taiwanese Chinese. To do so:
- From the
Startmenu, chooseSettings, and then open theControl Panel.
- From the Control Panel, choose
Date, Time, Language & Regional options, and thenRegional and Language Options.
- In the box that appears, choose the
Languagestab, and under "Text services and input languages", clickDetails....
- In the "Installed services" section, use the slider to see the icon for
the language settings you want to use; click this icon once to select it.
- Click
Add.... From the drop-down menu, select the appropriate language and theCheck the Keyboard Layout/IMEcheckbox. This installs the Microsoft version of the Input Method Editor (IME); the box will display "Microsoft IME Standard 2002 ver 8.1".
- Click
OK.
This will enable the language bar, which allows you to switch between US English and the language you selected in the steps above.
Also see:
- On my Windows computer, how can I display Chinese characters?
- Foreign language word processing at IUB
- In Windows, how can I view web pages in Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Russian, or other non-Roman alphabets, or that include foreign language characters?
- How can I view Japanese web pages without any special software?
- In Windows, how can I configure my computer to use a non-English keyboard?
- In IU Webmail, how can I view Japanese language characters?
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Last modified on December 20, 2007.
Last modified on December 20, 2007.
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