Writing the Chinese language input

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• change the display of the Chinese language to English on LaserJet M1212nf MFP

  Hello

  How do you change the display of the Chinese language to English on a LaserJet M1212nf MFP printer?

  its screen was English before but someone changed the Chinese and we do not know how to change the display in English language

  Hello

  Please, try the following steps:

  • Press the power button to turn the product on.
  • On the Control Panel, press the Setup button to open the main menu.
  • Press the left arrow key three times to select the system setup and press OK. The language option opens.
  • Press OK to open the language menu.
  • Press the right arrow key to select the language that you want to display, and then press OK.
    Press the back button to return to the main menu.

  Kind regards.

• I'm stuck in the Chinese language. How to get back to English

  I have the Chinese language.  How to switch to English?

  The assumption is that you are in version Adobe Reader MUI of XI.

  1. edit > Preferences > language

  2. in unrolling Application Language select English

  3. in the Preferences window, click OK.

  4. close Adobe Reader

  5. start Adobe Reader

  You should now be in English.

• I want the Chinese language for my bold 9000 blackBerry smartphones, can someone help me? Thanks:'(PLS HELP!)

  
  

  Uninstall all the os of your pc. Then install 4.6 os first and then copy the input of the policy module. Then paste it somewhere else. Install the 5.0 os and paste the module into the exactsame folder where you copied previously. And then upgrade your operating system what Chinese input you need? Stroke or pinyun? I'll try to pick you up later

• is it necessary to have installed the Chinese language for a Chinese Web site?

  I'm trying to see the best way to see a Chinese site based... but I think it's very important that the user should have installed on his computer Chinese? is there another way to always display Chinese characters? Thank you

  Display foreign characters is dictated by the page encoding and of course a proper police being on the system. This should be no problem compatible Unicode OS such as Windows XP, Windows Vista and OS X. On XP, install the language packs is optional, on Vista and OS X a rudimentary functionality is already in place. However, if the browser won't detexct not correctly the language, it still only displays points mark or substitute glyphs for. It is really the combination of the two. And no, there is no other way. There is no such thing as rendering true remote or fonts for Web Embedding fonts sites. many things have been tried over the years, but so far, there is no real standard for this.

  Mylenium

• The Korean language input system (GongjinCheong Romaja) works as expected in the El Capitan version compared to the previous versions of OSX.

  The Korean entry system (GongjinCheong Romaja) does not work as expected.

  For example, when I want to type an-nyeong-ha-to-yo, he would rather see the status: An-yeo-g-a-e-o. Especially for the following consonant after the first character, the following consonant will disappear, and I had to repeat that consonant to ensure that it is visible. Example: I want to type "JO - JI" and the entry system will be the second 'J' disappear after I press 'I '. To type 'JI', so I had to press the arrow key right or enter to complete the first character "JO" before I can go to type 'JI '. It takes me slowly and is not allowed to work like this in older versions of OS x where I can easily type JO - JI as JO - JI in a trial.

  Please check and come back to me soon. Thank you.

  You have successfully updated in 10.11.2?

  This happens in all applications, including TextEdit?

  Be aware that you don't talk to Apple here, but other users like you who will try to help if they can.

• Entry of Chinese language of blackBerry Smartphones

  I just bought a bb9790 without BES/BIS to T-mobile (Holland). I would like to install the Chinese language input on my device. I tried to download the software for the device of a Hong Kong and Singapore according to the carrier, but the apploader shows not all applications. I deleted the vendor.xml file and I have also installed the latest Office Director, who also does not detect the software. What I'm doing wrong here.

  Also, if I want to configure my e-mailaccount, my bb doesn't gives me the option to install an e-mail through the server of the company account. If this has nothing to do with the fact that I don't have BES/BIS?

  Please help, I'm starting to regret my purchase...

  I found a solution for the problem of detection in another forum:

  http://forums.CrackBerry.com/desktop-software-F153/apploader-does-not-detect-OS-device-638963/

  In addition to the vendor.xml in regular RIM folder that contains the apploader, you must also delete the vendor.xml file in the following path: C:\users\user_name\appdata\roaming\research XML motion\blackberry\loader

  Thanks to littlejackl I can finally enjoy my blackberry

• Traditional Chinese language of the Smartphone blackBerry pearl flip 8220 in favor?

  I just got a flip from T-Mobile.  I am happy with most of the features, however, there is no support for the Chinese language.  All Chinese characters appear as black boxes.  Anyone know patches so that I can read and input Chinese (traditional Chinese)?

  Your device OS does not support the Chinese symbols.

  Ask your provider wireless for a multi-language OS device that supports Chinese characters.

  If not - check a Chinese supplier for OS device. But note that your wireless provider disfavor using the device os from other providers of wireless.

  If you decide to use the BONES of another wireless provider - use OS exactly to your device model.

  Install the OS package on your desktop. After that, delete Vendor.XML file installed on your desktop computer.

  Connect your device to the computer and update device OS via Blackberry Desktop Manager/Application Loader.

• Impossible to print the Chinese fonts PCL, always print Korean

  Dear support

  I tried to print the Chinese police of PCL commands

  It prints only Korean, regardless of what font type I attributed

  I've already classified under the code in < esc > (18 < esc > (s1pXXv0s0b17007T

  my printer is M602n, it comes with disk resident fonts Japanese, Korean, Chinese-T, S-Chinese

  Can someone please help?

  Thank you

  I don't have access to a printer LaserJet M602n , so don't know much about his abilities.

  Its replacement by 12 for the point size XX in your skeleton PCL escape sequence:

  < esc > (18         main fonts: symbol Set (18 = Unicode))
  
  < esc > (s1p         main fonts: spacing: proportional)
  
         12V        main fonts: height (12 points)
  
         0         main fonts: Style (standing, solid)
  
         0b         main fonts: the race weight: medium
  
         17007T     main fonts: font (identifier = 17007)

  shows that you select a font:

  • That supports the 18 (= Unicode) symbol defined. all the evolutionary independent printer encapsulated TrueType fonts resident should theoretically therefore be candidates.
  • Which is proportionally spaced and available in the selected, the size in points.
  • With the font identifier 17007 - I have no idea if it is a printer resident on the M602 template policy.

  However, to select characters with the character codes outside of byte 0 x 20->0xff range using the Unicode code points (need two-bytes or more, because they are larger than 0xff), you must also select the method of text analysis; for Unicode, it would be:

  < esc > & t83P        method of text analysis: UTF-8

  Then the required code points must be specified using the (two bytes or more) coding UTF-8 to Unicode code point values (so, for example, U + 100 would be coded under 0xc480); I don't know, offhand, which extends under Unicode are used for characters in the Chinese language.

  There are other values of the sequence of text analysis Mode to select, but I'm not very familiar with any of them:

  < esc > & t0P   text analysis method: 1 byte
  
  < esc > & t1P   text analysis method: 1 byte
  
  < esc > & t2P   method of text analysis: 2 bytes
  
  < esc > & t21P  method of text analysis: 1 | 2 Asian 7-bit bytes
  
  < esc > & t31P  method of text analysis: 1 | 2 Shift-JIS bytes
  
  < esc > & t38P  method of text analysis: 1 | 2 Asian 8-bit bytes

  that can be used with another Asian symbol fixed (if the printer supports them), but I don't know the details offhand.

• Regional and language options have no Chinese language.

  I tried to use some Chinese software and the program on my PC Windows XP Professional. So, I went to regional and language options added Chinese language. However, there was nothing of the Chinese language. I already downloaded SP3 and some Chinese files, but I can only read Chinese on the Internet. Programs and software I have installed on my PC were able to read a part of the Chinese. where I can get more languages, especially Chinese, for me using several languages and Chinese software or program on my PC? I think that my windows xp professional only support some Western languages, which does not include the Chinese, Japanese and some Asian languages.

  Salvation FaustoF.A.V.,.

  ·         You have a Windows XP CD?

  You must install the East Asian language files before you can use them. Check out the following link.

  Microsoft Windows XP - language files from the far East to be installed on your computer

• Chinese language pack for normal (i.e., not office) XP

  I looked in the downloads and it seems that all the Chinese language packs I can find require Office XP.  I need a normal XP, apparently, because I installed the language pack and it does not work.  The Global IME will not install because I do not have Office (he says).

  Hello

  See the bottom of the articles that might help you.

  How to add and enable additional languages in Windows
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/177561
  To install the files for East Asian on your computer
  http://www.Microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/XP/all/proddocs/en-us/int_pr_install_languages.mspx?mfr=true

• Chinese text appears correctly in the Chinese program.

  Original title: display of the Chinese language.

  A long-time Mac user, I am new to Windows, which just installed on a partition that I created on my Mac.

  I live in China and has decided to install Windows because many commonly used Chinese programs works only on Windows, not on Mac. The version of Windows I have installed is the English version.

  I already set the language in the control panel settings, which allows me to switch between English and Chinese when entering. It works very well.

  My problem is in the view of Chinese text that is not a text that I wrote, but rather within Chinese programs. It displays like nothing else than gibberish on my screen. I searched all the language options in the Control Panel, but could not understand how to adjust the settings to allow Chinese screens.

  Thank you for your help to address this issue.

  Hello

  You can follow this link and check if the problem persists.

  To install the files for East Asian on your computer

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

  Concerning
  Joel S
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• Entry of Chinese language

  Tried to add another language, China (HK), then the alternative Chinese (PRC) has disappeared. Now, I can not enter the Chinese language into my Word document. What should do?

  Hi gplim66,

  (a) on the computer what edition\version of Windows Vista are you running?

  (b) Chinese characters appear or work very well in all programs?

  If the Chinese (Hong Kong) language is displayed in the Panel, try to set as the default view of language and checking to see if the Chinese characters appear when typing.

  Follow the steps mentioned in the link below

  Change the display language
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/change-the-display-language

  If the problem persists,

  You can uninstall and reinstall the Chinese language; You can follow the steps mentioned in the link below

  Installation/uninstallation, a display language
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/install-a-display-language

  Thank you, and in what concerns:

  Ajay K

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• How can I change windows XP Mode of the Chinese version English version?

  I have a windows XP Mode in my windows7. It is an English version. How can I do to support the Chinese language?

  Thank you.

  You need to download and install the language pack on your computer, to do this, follow the steps mentioned in the link below

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7itprovirt/thread/947b90f2-2608-464d-87E0-2ebc1762ee6e

  For more information, see the link below

  Install and use Windows XP Mode in Windows 7
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/install-and-use-Windows-XP-mode-in-Windows-7

• Notepad - cannot display Chinese language

  When I was still with the home version of vista, I have created thousands of Notepad paper using the Chinese language.

  However, when I migrate to the use of windows 8, all of these documents could not display correctly.

  I visited the Web site in Chinese and when I copy the Chinese character in a new file in Notepad, the document can be saved and reopen correctly in Chinese.

  My question is how to display the document that has been previously created?

  After trying several different solutions, finally I got the right answer for this, here go us...

  1. go in Control Panel, click on "Clock, language and region"

  2. click on 'Change location' under the heading 'Region '.

  3. go in the "Administration" tab, then click on «change system locale...» ", then select"Chinese ".

  Fact!

  This solution also seems appropriate to install Chinese Basic applications, but I have not tried.

  J.J