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japenese text files
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i use to be able to see japenese text when using the browser then after i reformated my computer they all come out in ????????? though i dun understand japanese atleast when they are in japenese i can see the diffrent so how do i change the text back to normal? sorry for being so noob >< |
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Japanese Unicode... But I forgoted how to do it... It is something about Control Panel and Language settings (hint hint) -SinWeaver
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by ℓ٥ﻻﻉ√٥υ
on 2007-01-19 17:22:38
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I can help you with that! just go to the control panel then to "add or remove programs" and check to see if you have "Japanese Language Support" if it doesen't just install it from ur browser's website (eg.microsoft internet explorer's website) or ignore it! -i hope it's a lot of help for you-  |
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This is how you do this if you have xp installed Goto the region and language options in the control panel and select the languages tab. In the supplemental language support section of this tab there should be two check boxes if these are unchecked then check them and apply the changes (you will be asked for your windows xp disc at this time as these files are not stored on the hard drive). I'm not too sure about this part but I would suggest a full reboot of your computer so that all the changes can take effect and then everything should work as it did before. Just for an extra note you can actually do this during the setup procedure after doing a reinstall. |
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| thx alot its was a really great help ^^ |
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on 2007-01-23 08:29:28 |
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Of all of you people who posted, only demonix01 got it right, but Sinweaver was close: If you want to take it to the next level, on your start bar right click and select toolbars and enable the Language toolbar. Then, go into Control Panel and select Regional and Language Options. From there click on the languages tab and click details. Then click add under installed services and you can add japanese as an input language so you can type in japanese in programs like notepad and word,etc. It comes in handy when buying stuff from sites in Japanese.
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| But what happens if it dosen't have japanese language in it ? 'Cause mine obviously don't have it ..... |
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on 2007-01-30 17:25:20 |
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if it doesn't have the files to read it on your computer (99 times out of 100 windows will have the files on hand for "east-asian languages" but just won't have them installed), then windows will just ask for you to put your XP install CD into the drive when you click the checkmark on the Language options.
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You don't know their intentions
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Usually, the text file hasn't change. Do the tips above. The codename's r3ck0rd. Find me in my Facebook Profile Page, or in my blog.
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