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Adding Input Language in Vista

Sunday, 22 November 2009 20:11 by Tom

 

Dealing with regional options varies depending on what version of Windows you run.

This article describes the process of adding input language in Windows Vista.

Step by step instruction:

1) Click 'Start' and click 'Control Panel'.

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2) Click 'Clock, Language, and Region'.

3) In the opened window click 'Regional and Language Options'.

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 4) Choose the 'Keyboards and Languages' tab and press Settings button.

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 6) Under 'Installed Services', click the 'Add' button. The 'Add Input Language' dialog box will appear.

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7) Expand the appropriate language and select the text services you want to add.

8) Click 'OK'.


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