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Guest brothersamati
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I can no longer input in Chinese. Can't remember for sure but this may have

been so since I reinstalled a few months ago.

 

Alt+shift still brings up CH keyboard, and Chinese continues to display

correctly, but when I try typing it doesn't come out as Chinese.

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Guest brothersamati
Posted

RE: Chinese IME

 

PS - just remembered I recently typed Chinese correctly into Word, so it's

nothing to do with the reinstall. It's just stopped working. Anyone know

how I can resurrect it?

 

"brothersamati" wrote:

> I can no longer input in Chinese. Can't remember for sure but this may have

> been so since I reinstalled a few months ago.

>

> Alt+shift still brings up CH keyboard, and Chinese continues to display

> correctly, but when I try typing it doesn't come out as Chinese.

Guest MattK
Posted

Re: Chinese IME

 

I am not sure about exact problem.

But I am assuming that you have no language bar displayed.

 

In that case try this

http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm

 

move down to line 194 (right side)

and save reg file from "Restore" (File called "langbarrestore.reg")

merge that reg file into your registry.

Then restart PC.

 

Good Luck

 

 

"brothersamati" <brothersamati@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:1840713D-FA7A-457D-A605-2B19F911327C@microsoft.com...

> I can no longer input in Chinese. Can't remember for sure but this may

> have

> been so since I reinstalled a few months ago.

>

> Alt+shift still brings up CH keyboard, and Chinese continues to display

> correctly, but when I try typing it doesn't come out as Chinese.

Guest brothersamati
Posted

Re: Chinese IME

 

I don't think that's the problem. The language of the keyboard is displayed

correctly in the task bar, and switches correctly between English and

Chinese. In Excel I have always had intermittent problems, in that from time

to time text would come out in English, even though the task bar was still

indicating Chinese keyboard. Closing and opening Excel would fix it.

 

Now the problem is permanent, in all applications. There is a difference

between what the system displays itself as doing, and what it actually is

doing.

 

 

 

"MattK" wrote:

> I am not sure about exact problem.

> But I am assuming that you have no language bar displayed.

>

> In that case try this

> http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm

>

> move down to line 194 (right side)

> and save reg file from "Restore" (File called "langbarrestore.reg")

> merge that reg file into your registry.

> Then restart PC.

>

> Good Luck

>

>

> "brothersamati" <brothersamati@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:1840713D-FA7A-457D-A605-2B19F911327C@microsoft.com...

> > I can no longer input in Chinese. Can't remember for sure but this may

> > have

> > been so since I reinstalled a few months ago.

> >

> > Alt+shift still brings up CH keyboard, and Chinese continues to display

> > correctly, but when I try typing it doesn't come out as Chinese.

>

Guest Bing-lin Young
Posted

Re: Chinese IME

 

Perhaps you should change your "Language for non-unicode programs" to

"Chinese (RPC)" in "Regional and Language Options" in "Control Panel".

 

On Sat, 14 Jun 2008 22:48:30 -0700, "MattK" <mattk@hotmail.com> wrote:

>I am not sure about exact problem.

>But I am assuming that you have no language bar displayed.

>

>In that case try this

>http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm

>

>move down to line 194 (right side)

>and save reg file from "Restore" (File called "langbarrestore.reg")

>merge that reg file into your registry.

>Then restart PC.

>

>Good Luck

>

>

>"brothersamati" <brothersamati@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

>news:1840713D-FA7A-457D-A605-2B19F911327C@microsoft.com...

>> I can no longer input in Chinese. Can't remember for sure but this may

>> have

>> been so since I reinstalled a few months ago.

>>

>> Alt+shift still brings up CH keyboard, and Chinese continues to display

>> correctly, but when I try typing it doesn't come out as Chinese.


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