how do i set my computer to recieve japanese text?
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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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get a software called "Rosetta Stone". It's very good.
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simply go 2 view in ur broweser and choose encoding and choose chinese from it
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I couldn't get my computer to read it. But you can go to babelfish anytime you need translation. I use it a lot!
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You can install japanese language support files from the XP CD. just go to regional and language settings and select "Install files for complex scrip and right-to-left languages (including Thai)".  Follow the onscreen ptompts and you are done.
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Iam not sure what it is you're asking  ,but  I do know if you need to read something in english that you've downloaded (or whatever). Then, afterwards it wouldn't show in english, you must install adobe reader to do it for you(if you don't have it). If you have it on your computer and it isn't working, you may have to update it.
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Use AutoSelect, and then Unicode will be the best settings, since Unicode supports some of the other languages
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If you are looking for a free online converter try: \n\nhttp://www.worldlingo.com/en/products_services/worldlingo_translator.html\n\nor \n\nhttp://babelfish.altavista.com/translate.dyn\n\nKeep in mind they are not very accurate, and nuances and subtle connotations are completely lost in translation.\n\n\nIf you are looking for a product:\n\nThere is a list of products at:  http://www.worldlanguage.com/Products/Japanese/Translation/Page1.htm\n\nor http://www.ectaco.com/Translation-Software/Japanese-items/\n\nI purchased software called Universal Translator about four years ago.  I found it to be quite inaccurate though.\n\nIf you are seeking translation for professional services, your best bet may be a company such as:\n\nhttp://www.americantranslationservices.com/\n\nor, http://www.appliedlanguage.com/languages/japanese_translation.shtml
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1. start the "System Preferences" application\n2. click on the "International" flag icon\n3. click on the "Input menu" flag.\n4. Find the Japanese pallet you want to use and select it.\n5. from now on the pallets you've chosen will appear in the menu bar at the top of the screen.  When you want to use the Japanese pallet, start the program (word processor, etc ) then select the pallet from the menu bar.\n\ni'm not sure about the program you've asked about.
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I'm sure what you're trying to do.  Unicode is a character set like ASCII.  Even if you can read it, it may be in another language.  That is the reason systems use Unicode.  ASCII was good for English, but not very practical for other languages with special characters.  \n\nTry this site.  There are unicode downloads available. http://www.freedownloadscenter.com/Best/msn-unicode.html\n\n\n"Unicode - A code similar to ASCII, used for representing commonly used symbols in a digital form. Unlike ASCII, however, Unicode uses a 16-bit dataspace, and so can support a wide variety of non-Roman alphabets including Cyrillic, Han Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, Korean, Bengali, and so on. Supporting common non-Roman alphabets is of interest to community networks, which may want to promote multicultural aspects of their systems. However Unicode is not widely supported at present, and requires sophisticated (and therefore expensive) graphical computers."
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Go to the control panel and double click on keyboard icon then choose the Input locale tab on the top and add japaneese as a language and then u will find a Lil icon on the system tray click on that and change to japaneese \nSend me a email if this response is not clear : Khadri@gmail.com
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Click on view go to encoding then more then go down to Japanese. click on it.
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Try old english text mt
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this one has Japanese and can translate webpages. -> \nhttp://www.google.com/language_tools
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I assume you mean "how can I get the Chinese characters on these websites to display properly on my computer, so that I can read them"?\n\nIf you are using Internet Explorer, from the View menu, select Encoding, and then select GB2312 for Mainland Chinese sites and Big5 for Hong Kong. If neither of these work, try Unicode, and also try the Autoselect feature.
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If you already have a Japanese language package on your computer, if you type in romaji, in the katakana mode, it will \ngive you katakana.  When I type in romaji in the hiragana mode, it will give me kanji as well, although I have to know which character to choose.\nI have only just started using it so I don't know of a site which has exactly what you need, but I found one which seems to be a rather high level free site from the University of Iowa.  It has\na program you can download which includes an entire course, including Kanji vocabulary.  I will add the link for you.\nGood luck.\nI am adding a second link which may be closer to what you need.  It is a free site with kanji flashcards and a beginning Japanese course.\n\nさいご　まで　がｎばります。
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Skype supports Unicode. For example, I can read and write Japanese messages in a Skype chat session on an English Windows XP.