Installation of East Asian languages files

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• Windows help installing XP East Asian language

  I'm running on the English version of windows XP, attempting to display Chinese. I went through several websites of the installation (God, I even youtube it)

  currect me if I'm doing something wrong:
  1. I go to the Control Panel,
  2. click on regional and language, options
  3 languages, then I click this checkbox "install files for East Asian languages".
  4. a messge pop up to say a word on I need to 230 MB of disk space, which is no problem, I pop my Windows XP disc in there, authentic u - go, it begins to install.
  5. then, after about 10 ~ 15 seconds installation, it tells me to restart my PC, so I reboot, no problem at all, everything is going very well

  HOWEVER

  After I restarted my PC, the newspaper at the rear, the samething again, I'm going to control panel, click regional and language options, and then click languages, and then I click on details, under settings, click on Add.  A pop window up wher under input language, there is no choice of Chinese, not even the Japanese or Koreans, the list is identical to the front...

  things I checked
  1. Yes, I am the administrator, I'm running in windows Xp Professional SP3
  2. Yes the "install files for East Asian languages" is selected. So I installed, it's just not there!

  Create a new user account and verify.

  How to create and configure user accounts in Windows XP
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/279783

  Also check out this link:

  Installation of the files for the languages of Eastern Asia without CD
  http://forums.techarena.in/Windows-XP-support/873146.htm

• BlackBerry smartphones is supported for the East Asian languages for the Blackberry Bold 9780 on O2?

  Hello, I hope someone can help me with my problem. I'm new to the whole Blackberry I just bought my first BB camera a few days ago so please understand if I don't know what words are in the world of Blackberry. The questions will be in bold.

  So, I recently bought a Blackberry Bold 9780 and I am very satisfied with the overall product. However I was wondering if there was support for the East Asian languages (Chinese, Japanese, Korean etc) for my 9780 BB which is on O2 UK.

  Right now, in my languages options, I can only entry for most European languages (English, Spanish, French, etc.) There are no options for languages of East Asia at all. When I try to display all messages or go on the browser which are languages of East Asia, I don't see one set of black boxes.

  I know there are software updates to update your device to take charge of specific languages, so I checked the software downloads page that interests me.

  O2 - UK users, they have two packages:

  -BlackBerry Handheld Software v6.0.0.905 (all languages)

  Package Version: 6.0.0.905
  Composed of:

  • Applications: 6.0.0.294
  • Software platform: 6.5.0.54
  • File name: 9780AllLang_PBr6.0.0_rel905_PL6.5.0.54_A6.0.0.294_O2_UK.exe
  • File size: 180,72 MB

  -BlackBerry Handheld Software v6.0.0.0905 (Multilingual)

  Package Version: 6.0.0.905
  Composed of:

  • Applications: 6.0.0.294
  • Software platform: 6.5.0.54
  • File name: 9780jAllLang_PBr6.0.0_rel905_PL6.5.0.54_A6.0.0.294_O2_UK.exe
  • File size: 185,61 MB

  Then How do I know which package I currently installed on my device because the application number and the number of software are identical.

  On my device it details shows: v6.0.0.294, (905 Bundle, platform 6.5.0.54)

  So I wonder if none of the above two packages have the option to enable East Asian language support.

  I'm sure I have the latest update for my camera that I can't update more far depending on the desktop software and my phone. So If I move to another package, how do I go to do?

  I mainly use a MAC, but I can also have access to a PC too. I don't know if it's important, but I think that there is a difference between the Desktop software on each computer that is used to update your software.

  If possible, it is that I would be able to download another package that has the support of another service provider East Asia and update on my own? Or is it too risky because it may crash my machine?

  And my last question, so it is likely that O2 can do in the near future if there is no option for the language support East Asia now,?

  Sorry if I rambled on a bit too much or too many questions. I just want to know if its possible to enable language support is now, otherwise I will waste countless hours looking for a method. I looked to see if there were similar questions, asked the Board of Directors, but none was really specific to my needs.

  A big thank you to everyone who sits reading through this. I appreciate the responses.

  Thank you.

  Do not know if you understand how to do this, but I did these steps and it worked fine:

  1. https://www.blackberry.com/Downloads/contactFormPreload.do?code=7D2A383E54274888B4B73B97E1AAA491&dl=... go here and download the version of v6.0.0.0905 (Multilingual) BlackBerry Handheld Software.

  2 install the downloaded OS on your computer, you need the files of this new OS more later to add multi language support for your BlackBerry device.
  C:\Program Files\Common search in Motion\Shared\Loader Files\9780AllLang_v6.0.0.294_P6.5.0.54
  The CJK.alx is the file that you will use later.

  3. use Desktop Manager to save your BlackBerry (better safe than sorry)

  4. before installation, go to your AppLoader folder, for example C:\Program Files Research In Motion\AppLoader and move the Vendor.xml to a backup directory, if you have kept a copy of the file. The loader.exe allows to load up the AppLoader, follow the instructions in the wizard.

  He automatically gave me a list of applications and languages, if you scroll down see you East Asian languages check those you want that I checked Japanese and Thai language and font support. If you do not see these click on 'Add' at the top and navigate to the CJK.alx file.

  So let the application loader it's thing, after that everything should work.

  Hope this works for you also. I take no responsibility of bricking your phone.

  BlackBerry should be an option to install more languages via the phone.

• BlackBerry Smartphones East Asian language support on handheld

  I would like to install the software of East Asian on my Blackberry "BOLD" pocket computer. Unfortunately my (Vodafone NL) wireless service provider only supports multi language software and not the all the software of East Asian language.

  So how can my question, I download Asian language support although my offer wireless service does not provide everything?

  In the old days, and at that age's a year ago, it was possible to download all the necessary software on the Blackberry site, so on my OS 4.0 I could easily add East Asian language software. Recently, I have ubdated my pocket with the 6.O OS computer and now I am facing this problem. So I now its possible to get the East Asian language support, and after enjoying its benefits for more than a year I can do without.

  Thanks in advance!

  I understand it, sorry about that.  When you upgraded to OS 6, did you get the upgrade of http://us.blackberry.com/support/downloads/download_sites.jsp in the Netherlands Vodafone section?  It says the latest version of the device software multilingual.  If so, then I see why it does not work after reading the following link in the additional information section:

  http://BTSC.webapps.BlackBerry.com/BTSC/ViewDocument.do;JSESSIONID=317CD0ACDA755F48A00C6C57C0DE4008?...

  I think that there is a solution for this.  You could install a device for the 9700 software uses a software which includes the language pack, because your provider does not support.  Here is an example.

  9700 software from
  https://swdownloads.BlackBerry.com/downloads/entry.do?code=577BCC914F9E55D5E4E4F82F9F00E7D4
  include all languages.  You need to install the software for the device for your phone model, but using another software of carriers. After that, you can install the language pack because the version of the software supports.

  Here is some info:
  http://crackberry.com/delete-vendorxml-or-not-delete-question.  I will also check with my friends to see if there is an easier way to do it.

• BlackBerry Smartphones East Asian language support

  Hi all

  I just got a new Torch 9800 and I have until now very happy with it.

  The only thing that I found quite annoying in comparison with the iPhone I had before is that I don't know how I can install any support for entry of East Asian languages (Chinese, Korean, Japanese).

  Anyone know if there is something available for download from the Web of BlackBerry site or elsewhere?

  Thank you

  Hmm... Sorry to hear that. They are usually not too bad. If you want more help I suggest you discover crackberry.com. I found most of my solutions here and ppl who manages the site's experts on any Blackberry. Check out their forums and go to the Torch 9800 and search for related issues. Most of the time there are other ppl with your problem and the solution would be displayed.

  Good luck!!!

• Windows Server 2012 R2 - East Asian languages

  How can I add the language pack to the East to Windows Server R2 2012?  There is no option for this like on older operating systems.  I just need to add the individual languages?  If so, is there a list somewhere of what languages to add?

  Thank you

  Michelle

  Windows Server R2 2012 has no options for language packs.

  They are not required for Email Security for this version of the server, if you have the installed Email Security.

  If she is constantly you alerting them that they are absent, what version you have installed?

• Would I be able to apply an East Asian Language Pack for Windows XP Professional SP here on these cards?

  As said above, I was wondering if I would be able to request an ELP by the Microsoft help boards, or if there is a specific link I can use to make the request here with Microsoft? I am a little shy voice due to some problems that constantly have people confuse my gender, leading to crazy me, so I prefer to do some place like this.

  Hi Vatio,

  You will find this site useful to download languages for Windows XP.

  Let us know if that helps.

• East Asian for XP Professional language files - where can I download?

  I have just replaced a bad hard drive, used the restore disc to restore XP Professional but lost all of our keyboard IME and the Korean language. When you go into Control Panel must be East Asian Language must be installed via CD but operating system came preloaded.

  How and where can I get these downloaded files?

  Thank you very much!

  James

  Hi James,

  You can download the language files, you need the link below.

  http://Office.Microsoft.com/en-us/help/HA010347361033.aspx

  Hope this helps you solve your problem.

• Content and tab Index showing the characters corrupt in Asian languages (RoboHelp 10)

  Japanese and Chinese files CHM I received from my Asian translator show correct characters in the Index table to the tabs. I need to make a change to the help, but when I open the project or compile it, words for these tabs show as corrupted characters. I have Japanese and simplified Chinese language packs installed and tried to move my PC language to these languages, but still get the corrupted characters.

  One thing I notice is that, in the! Language! files for all languages, there is a! Language!. FPJ file and a folder en_US with a file of en_US.fpj in it. The two .fpj files include the text "<? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "utf - 8"? ' > '. Should there be a different .fpj for Asian languages file?

  Any other ideas?

  Edit: Also, I changed the language in the settings dialog box of the project for the simplified Chinese while my PC language has been updated with the Chinese, but that has not changed anything.

  Here is the complete solution.

  Note: This is for the HTML Help files.

  On your PC:

  1. Make sure that the appropriate language pack is installed on your PC.
  2. Select Start > Control Panel > region and language.
  3. On the Format and the Administrative tabs, set the Format and the settings system locale the appropriate language/country.
  4. Restart the PC.

  Note: PC's display language doesn't have to be on the target language.

  In RoboHelp:

  1. Open the Asian aid project.
  2. Select file > project settings, and then select the appropriate language.
  3. Select file > generate > primary layout.
  4. In the HTML Help Options dialog box, select the appropriate language, and then click Save and generate.

  Thanks to useful people to my translation agency, SDL, show me all the necessary adjustments.

• Try to install the Asian language on system files

  I am trying to install files for Asian languages on my system as in this tutorial (http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/int_pr_install_languages.mspx?mfr=true), but I lost the cd it rerquires in the last act. It is otherwise get what suits him?

  Hi Sonar87,
   
  I'm afraid, you can't install language of East Asia without the Windows XP CD.
   
  Your CD has been lost, a replacement copy.
  For more information, see:
  How to replace Microsoft software or hardware, order service packs and replace product manuals

• "The Dell Dock language file, which is necessary for its operation, has failed to load. Please check your Dell Dock installation"

  Original title: Dell Dock

  Get a message saying: 'the Dell Dock language file, which is necessary for its operation, has failed to load. Please check your Dell Dock installation

  Try this for the restoration of the system to Vista before the problem:

  Restore point:

  http://www.howtogeek.com/HOWTO/Windows-Vista/using-Windows-Vista-system-restore/

  Do Safe Mode system restore, if it is impossible to do in Normal Mode.

  Try typing F8 at startup and in the list of Boot selections, select Mode safe using ARROW top to go there > and then press ENTER.

  Try a restore of the system once, to choose a Restore Point prior to your problem...

  Click Start > programs > Accessories > system tools > system restore > choose another time > next > etc.

  http://www.windowsvistauserguide.com/system_restore.htm

  Read the above for a very good graph shows how backward more than 5 days in the System Restore Points by checking the correct box.

  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

  http://www.DellDock.com/

  Above is the link for redownload for him, if necessary.

  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

  http://support.Dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/DellCare/contact_technical_support

  Contact the Dell Support link re problems with their software above.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• When you install the Asian language pack, the application installer always a Reader installation should be installed

  Hello.

  I try to install the Asian language for Adobe Reader XI pack (which is installed).

  During the installation it tells me that X must be installed.

  After removing the XI and X installation, he said that XI must be installed.

  Now installed DC (1500720033_MUI) and try to install the Pack of fonts DC (continuous) (FontPack1500720033_XtdAlf_Lang_DC).

  Message is that it requires Adobe Reader X must be installed.

  That's all.

  Who can help me?

  Finally I was able to solve the problem.

  Delete all versions of the drive and clean the registry manually.

• How to export a form that has the Asian language in to CSV file? Currently the CSV file shows [...] for the characters of Asian languages

  How to export a form that has the Asian language in to CSV file? Currently the CSV file shows [...] for the characters of Asian languages

  If you export as XML instead, it should work because it uses UTF - 8.

• Not able to successfully install SP3 for Asian languages to view certain Web pages.

  Original title: Asian languages.

  Tried upgrading my current XP Pro with service pack 3 by the center of update of windows that I need to install Asian languages in order to view certain web pages. However, after the upgrade I'm still not able to do so and was quick to insert the service pack 3 CD to D:\i386\languages. Can anyone help?

  Hello

  Have you tried to insert the Windows XP installation CD when prompted?

  If you do not have the Windows XP CD, you can follow this link.

  How to replace Microsoft software or hardware, order service packs and replace product manuals

  Hope the helps of information. Please post back and we do know.

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• Installing the XPS on Win7 driver for 1102w calls for several locations of language files

  To install the XPS driver for printers Laserjet 1102w on Windows 7 to allow redirected printing through desktop Services remotely, I wonder for the location of the HP1100SMs.dll for every language known to man.  I need only English and have downloaded the English version of the driver.

  It worked without wanting other languages on the first machine, I installed but did not work on all of the following machines.

  How can I do this thing stop asking me for other language installs?

  Thanks in advance,

  Ned Grubb

  Figured it out.

  After making a copy of the file in case things get ugly, I opened the HP1100XPS. INF and concluded, at the end of the file, a large number of additional languages or further information.  I deleted everything starting with; Arabic in the example below at the end of the file and saved.  The installation worked after that without having to ask for the location of the alternative language files.

  [Strings]
  Location = "zXpsDriver location"
  MFG = "HP".
  LANGDIR = "ENGLISH."

  ; Arabic
  [Strings.0001]
  LANGDIR = "Arabic".
  Location = "zXpsDriver location"
  MFG = "HP".

  Hope this helps someone in the future.

  Ned Grubb