How can you convert English to Korean for Windows XP Home Edition?
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You have to buy MUI (Multi-lingual User Interface) for Korean. I know for sure you can install MUI on English XP Professional, and I believe you can install the same stuff on English XP Home edition, but I would double check if I were you.
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You have to install an english copy of XP.  Good news is it's much cheaper.
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check this site.\nhttp://www.nihongo-ok.com/method/011113_winxp1.htm\n\nStep 1 is enough.\nStep 2 is for Japanese people who install Japanese software (If you do this, your received emails would disappear)
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Okay, I understand that your WINDOWS XP is in Japenese and you would like it in English... If you need the whole XP in English, let's say like a printing dialog as an example, then you would either need to buy the XP English or get Resource Hacker (http://www.angusj.com/resourcehacker/) and translate EVERY SINGLE STRING (DIALOG) into ENGLISH from JAPANESE... Just by selecting English as your default language does not make all dialogs in english...\nHowever, if you are having problems with reinstalling Windows XP, why don't do the following?:\n\n1) When you are installing (assuming you have one "normal" hard drive labeled "C:/") why don't you "FORMAT" the whole drive? The instructions are primitive (just read the instructions!) and do either "FORMAT QUICK" or "FORMAT (LONG)" or some sort.... I am guessing because you didn't format the whole drive, which will ERASE EVERYTHING (EVEN TO THE GOOD OLD BYTE), the Programs Folder (The folder containing all your program files) was not erased. However, your programs have to be "registered" or somehow implemented into the WINDOWS folder. Since that WINDOWS folder just has been erased and re-written ALL over again,the software can't be properly functioning. I really suggest that you REINSTALL THE OS BY FORMATTING (LONG).\nThen you should reinstal ALL Of your software... SOrry for that! ANyway, if you want the original ENGLISH XP, why dont' you go ahead and buy it? (Unless you illegally want to download a "warez" one which is pirated but free? WARNING: THE DOWNLOAD MAY CONTAIN VIRUSES!)\n\nI Hope this helped.\nI'll come back to this post daily...\nPlease clearify your question a bit!\nThanks!\nKeehun Nam\nknvb112@gmail.com
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try auralog.com but i am not sure if korean language is on offer ... i am doing the japanese language though ...
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go to http://translate.google.com/translate_t\nthere you can enter the URL of a korean webpage and it will be translated into english.\n\nI don't know how good it works, it's still a beta version.
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Change your language bar settings in Control Panel> Regional Settings/Options\nAdd Japanese as a language for your computer
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install xp then set the language to chinese
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To change the default language, go to Start> All Programs> Microsoft Office> Microsoft Office Tools> Microsoft Office 2003 Language Settings.\n\nNext, click the "Enabled Languages" tab. Where it says "Choose the language....", choose English (U.K.). Click OK.\n\nA message appears describing the effects of the change. If you are sure you're ok with those changes, then click Continue. You will lose any customizations you've already made, but you can always start those over in your chosen language.
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http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=c8378bf4-996c-4569-b547-75edbd03aaf0&displaylang=EN
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install the proofing tools and change your language settings from control panel you maybe need the windows CD(Microsoft office 2003  proofing tools\n\nbefore update go manually :control panel/regional and language options/supplemental language support click to the check boxes\nmaybe you need windows CD\n\nproofing tool update\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=32CF9F59-FFBD-45E5-A4D2-690183462D0F&displaylang=en
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Wellll, here is how to change the default language setting.\n\nIn Windows XP, from the Windows Start menu, point to All Programs, point to Microsoft Office, point to Microsoft Office Tools, and then click Microsoft Office 2003 Language Settings.  \n\nNext, click the "Enabled Languages" tab. Where it says "Choose the language....", choose English (Australia).  Click OK.\n\nA message appears describing the effects of the change. If you are sure you're ok with those changes, then click Continue.  You will lose any customizations you've already made, but you can always start those over in your chosen language.
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go to http://www.livesports.cz\n\nIf the 'install language' icon appears, just press cancel, eventually the English one appears and it's pretty fast.
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Do it using the system set to english, then if you need a special character, go Insert > Special Character
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This is from Microsoft's Knowledge Data Base and is rather long and it assumes you have XP. If you have another version, I think it is the same. \n\nMake Other Languages Available\nTo make the languages that you want to use for editing available in Word, follow these steps: 1. Click Start, point to Programs (or point to All Programs if you are running Microsoft Windows XP), point to Microsoft Office Tools, and then click Microsoft Office XP Language Settings.\n\nNOTE: If this is the first time that you use the Microsoft Office XP Language Settings Tool, insert your Office XP compact disc (CD) into your CD-ROM drive or DVD-ROM drive when you are prompted. \n2. Click the Enabled Languages tab. \n3. In the Available Languages list, click the languages that you want to add, and then click Add. \n\nNOTE: If (limited support) is displayed next to a language in the Available Languages list, you may need to install additional system support for that language. The available support depends on your operating system.\n\nThe languages that you add are displayed in the Enabled Languages list. \n4. Click OK. \n5. If you are currently running any Microsoft Office programs, you receive the following message:\nTo use the new language settings, you must quit and restart all open Office applications.\n\nShut down and restart open Office applications now? \nClick Yes to this message.\n\nThe new language settings are enabled the next time that you start Word.
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best/easiest is to install the Japanese input IME (must have your original Windows XP CD, and do the following:\n\nControl Panel->Regional and Language Options->Languages->Install Files for East Asian Languages\nand\nControl Panel->Regional and Language Options->Languages->Details->Add->Japanese\n\nyou will hafta reboot, then learn to use the IME.\n\nor you can just ask me to do it.. ;-)\n\nYou can then input any Japanese (kana and kanji) in almost any application (graphics and word processors included), as well as view Japanese websites.  This is how I have been entering/creating Japanese text within graphics programs, web sites, and Flash.  \n\nYou probably want something like this:\nhttp://www.torimoto.net\n\nFeel free to contact me if you'd like help.
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no but it it already has the chinese version of windows xp then you dont need to reinstall, just change the default language.