Before you say use the search function just know that I have. None of the other topics help me.

I know HOW to get Korean to show up, but the only problem is when I go to install the files for East Asian languages, it says to insert "Windows XP Home Edition Service Pack 2."

I do not have the CD it is asking for, so my question is this: Is there anyway to install the files without the CD?

ROOTheognis

United States4482 Posts

July 04 2006 10:46 GMT

Control Panel > Regional Settings and Languages> Advanced> Korean

ull be able to see it and type it... it wont fuck up anything else too.

gotta reboot for it to work tho after.

ROOTheognis

United States4482 Posts

July 04 2006 10:46 GMT

*right alt+ shift* enables/disables korean typing

Ancient_Rage

United States203 Posts

July 04 2006 10:48 GMT

On July 04 2006 19:46 YoiChiBow wrote:
Control Panel > Regional Settings and Languages> Advanced> Korean

ull be able to see it and type it... it wont fuck up anything else too.

gotta reboot for it to work tho after.

Korean doesn't show up on the list. =\

DeadVessel

United States6269 Posts

July 04 2006 10:52 GMT

Click scroll down and read the replies aswell, will help you.

Ancient_Rage

United States203 Posts

July 04 2006 10:57 GMT

Uh... that doesn't tell me how to get it to work without the CD. I cannot install the files without the CD. Anyone have a link to where I can get the files?

YoUr_KiLLeR

United States3420 Posts

July 04 2006 11:05 GMT

i went and d/led it from the microsoft website. search korean IME on the website.

Ancient_Rage

United States203 Posts

July 04 2006 11:23 GMT

I d/led those to, but I still can't get it to allow me to see and type Korean.

YoUr_KiLLeR

United States3420 Posts

July 04 2006 11:29 GMT

do you have the toolbar loaded?

Ancient_Rage

United States203 Posts

July 04 2006 11:35 GMT

#10

Yes. I have the toolbar loaded.

YoUr_KiLLeR

United States3420 Posts

July 04 2006 11:37 GMT

#11

just mess around with the toolbar....there are options to change into korean mode and back to english mode and there are keyboard macros you can set to alternate between the two.

Ancient_Rage

United States203 Posts

July 04 2006 11:39 GMT

#12

Here is my problem:

When I press Left Alt+shift to switch to Korean, it switches but it still makes me type in english unless I press this thing on the Language Bar to switch to Korean letters. And when I am in BW I cannot see Korean letters either.

EDIT

안녕하세요 Well, I can type and see Korean when I am not playing BW. But I still can't see Korean in BW.

YoUr_KiLLeR

United States3420 Posts

July 04 2006 11:42 GMT

#13

after you press left alt + shift, you need to press right alt to altnernate between english and korean.

and you can't see hangul in BW games. you need to change your date/time/regional settings to korean to do that. you can, however, see hangul in the bnet interface.

Ancient_Rage

United States203 Posts

July 04 2006 11:45 GMT

#14

I cannot see Korean in the bnet interface either.

YoUr_KiLLeR

United States3420 Posts

July 04 2006 11:46 GMT

#15

i dont know whats up with that then. but does pressing right alt work for you?

can you see hangul anywhere else? like microsoft word or something

Ancient_Rage

United States203 Posts

July 04 2006 11:47 GMT

#16

I can see hangul in everything except bnet and BW games. What settings did you use for it to work for you?

I think it is because I can't do the Control Panel > Regional Settings and Languages> Advanced> Korean thing. Korean isn't on the list. How do I get it on the list?

YoUr_KiLLeR

United States3420 Posts

July 04 2006 12:00 GMT

#17

i did what that guide that someone posted says. if that doesn't help then i dont know what else to tell you X_X.

YoUr_KiLLeR

United States3420 Posts

July 04 2006 12:00 GMT

#18

try changing your date/time/regional settings and see if it works in bnet.

Ancient_Rage

United States203 Posts

July 04 2006 12:03 GMT

#19

Korean doesn't show up on the Date/Time/Regional settings >_<

Hmm... this is weird. Did I perhaps install the Korean language files wrong?

skyglow1

New Zealand3962 Posts

July 04 2006 13:24 GMT

#20

Is there a way to make korean letters show (without having to be able to type them) but not really changing anything major? Like Date/Time/Regional settings sounds like a big change that could affect others things which I really don't want. Maybe some program that will change all thsoe annoying ?????? into actual korean letters?