1. Open the Control Panel dialog box by clicking on the
Start button, and then clicking on Control Panel.
2. Make sure the Control Panel is in the Category View and click on the
Clock,
Language, and Region icon. (If you are in the Classic View, click on
Control
Panel Home on the left side to bring up the Category View)
3. Under
Clock, Language, and Region, click on
Change keyboards or
other input methods.
4. In the
Regional and Language Options dialogue box that opens, click on
Change Keyboards button
.
5.
In the
Text Services and Input Languages dialog box that opens, click on the
Add button.
6.Next, the
Add Input Language dialogue box opens.
7.Scroll down the list until you find the language you want to add.
8. If you want to add simplified Chinese, scroll down to
Chinese (PRC), and click on the
+ button to expand the list of keyboards available. Select the keyboard(s) you want to use by checking the corresponding box.
9. If you want to add traditional Chinese, scroll down to
Chinese (Taiwan), and click on the
+ button to expand the list of keyboards available. Select the keyboard(s) you want to use by checking the corresponding box.
10. If you want to add Japanese, scroll down to
Japanese (Japan), and click on the
+ button to expand the list of keyboards available. Select the keyboard(s) you want to use by checking the corresponding box.
11. After you have finished selecting the languages and the keyboards you want to add, click on the
OK button in the
Add Input Language dialogue box.
12. Then, in the
Text Services and Input Languages dialog box that opens, click on the
OK button to finish the installation.
13. Finally, the
Regional and Language Options dialogue box opens. Click on
OK to exit.
14. You should now see a language button
on the task bar at the bottom of the screen. If you left click on the
language button, a list expands into all the languages you have
installed. You can switch to another language by left
clicking and selecting the corresponding item on the language list.
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on the task bar at the bottom of the screen. If you left click on the
language button, a list expands into all the languages you have
installed. You can switch to another language by left
clicking and selecting the corresponding item on the language list.
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