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+ Show Spoiler [view old LaZeRKiD45 guide] +hi this is my first tl thread, don't know if this topic is already out there but ill post anyways. I only know how to do this for windows 7 and vista, i'm sure its not hard to figure out on xp tho, this requires NO downloads other then wLauncher itself and takes about 5 minutes. Get wLauncher here HereYou can use wLauncher like chaos launcher to play in #LL games but it doesn't activate the wDetector portion of the launcher unless you type "I am Korean" in the game lobby only in Korean text. So here is how you activate the antihack feature of wLauncher: First we need to change the our language settings and system locale to Korean so go to start button then type "change keyboard" option if your on windows 7 or 8, if your using xp go to control panel. Find the tab "keyboards and languages" and click on change keyboards Now add all of the Korean languages make sure you check off Microsoft IME Next click the language bar tab, click docked in the task bar, you will need to use the Show language bar later on Tab back to the Region and Language tab and change your system locale to korean, you will need to reboot after this. once rebooted open up wDetector after installed, your text on the launcher should have changed from ???? symbols to korean text, make sure you're language bar is minimized, if its "on top" like in this photo, you will get a connection error The wdetector text should be at the top if you launched it correctly once online, alt tab to your desktop and click the KO on your taskbar, click Show the language bar, then tab back to starcraft and it should appear on top of your screen like so: you want to select the Korean tab and check off Microsoft IME Now click the icon with the "A" and this will turn your text to korean Now create a game. make sure your text is on korean, and type sksms gksrnrdls, this is how it appears for me after typed, press enter and wDetector should be on the launcher will display hackers within the first 5 seconds of the game and you can press * on your numpad to display them publicly in game
respond if you have any questions
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Wow thanks so much
My biggest problem was not being able to change to Korean keyboard whilst in SC fullscreen, but following your guide I was able to get it to work and can now use wlauncher, thanks alot!
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you know you're hurting the elephant right?
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On January 11 2013 02:37 kerpal wrote: you know you're hurting the elephant right?
lol.
Thanks for this, I finally got this fixed last night, I am on windows 8 , change ALL of my settings to korean, and before all I ever had to do was hit ctrl on right side of keyboard, but now it seems I am not able to switch from English to Korean text at all anymore, I have to be in windowed mode and click the " A " to hangul letters then it will let me speak in korean on browser, other programs, but not when im in broodwar full screened or even fullscreen windowed mode...anyone know how to resolve this issue?
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Really? I thought wDetector auto activates itself? It always showed some text ingame and in lobby about wDetector.
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On January 11 2013 03:57 Black[CAT] wrote: Really? I thought wDetector auto activates itself? It always showed some text ingame and in lobby about wDetector.
nope you can launch it and use it like chaos without activating it. but once you type sksms gksrnrdls in korean while in the lobby it will activate it fully.
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Nice thread! Thanks for taking the time to help others, though I think there's a shortcut to switch between Korean/ English. I use alt+shift and then the right alt key to shift between languages, not sure if this works for other people as well, just trying to help
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I have this problem with wDetector, I got this error msg:
![[image loading]](http://img402.imageshack.us/img402/8605/beztytuuhgc.jpg)
Does anyone have any clue what's wrong? I have windows 7 x64bit
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On January 11 2013 17:33 Jemah wrote:Nice thread! Thanks for taking the time to help others, though I think there's a shortcut to switch between Korean/ English. I use alt+shift and then the right alt key to shift between languages, not sure if this works for other people as well, just trying to help ![](/mirror/smilies/smile.gif)
It must work as long as it is windows
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There is nothing at mz bar where I can switch A with an korean letter. When it is on the desktop, there is only KO for korean and nothing right next to it.
Edit> I can see the korean letters in the cannel, but there isnt the option to change A to a korean letter like on your last pic.
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Adblock user. Asshole...
User was temp banned for this post.
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On January 11 2013 21:03 PiPaPoh wrote: There is nothing at mz bar where I can switch A with an korean letter. When it is on the desktop, there is only KO for korean and nothing right next to it.
Edit> I can see the korean letters in the cannel, but there isnt the option to change A to a korean letter like on your last pic.
Once you login to your bnet account, alt tab to your desktop and click the KO, you should be able to click show language bar, which will put it ontop of your screen allowing you to change your language to Korean on starcraft
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On January 11 2013 22:05 rafaliusz wrote: Adblock user. Asshole...
i took it off now but thanks t.t
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i heard this is much harder and worse on XP, because you can only do that if you change the whole windows to korean. anyone confirm?
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On January 11 2013 21:03 PiPaPoh wrote: There is nothing at mz bar where I can switch A with an korean letter. When it is on the desktop, there is only KO for korean and nothing right next to it.
Edit> I can see the korean letters in the cannel, but there isnt the option to change A to a korean letter like on your last pic.
Broodwar only shows the simplified version of the language bar on xp.
But you can do as Jemah suggests: Use right alt to toggle.
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On January 11 2013 22:12 LaZeRKiD45 wrote:Show nested quote +On January 11 2013 21:03 PiPaPoh wrote: There is nothing at mz bar where I can switch A with an korean letter. When it is on the desktop, there is only KO for korean and nothing right next to it.
Edit> I can see the korean letters in the cannel, but there isnt the option to change A to a korean letter like on your last pic. Once you login to your bnet account, alt tab to your desktop and click the KO, you should be able to click show language bar, which will put it ontop of your screen allowing you to change your language to Korean on starcraft
As you can see I got korean letters in channel and I am able to type korean
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/TjQ1I.jpg)
But ingame, i cant type korean.
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Um... That has to do with the fact that you don't have ALL settings to korean I believe, change every single setting to Korean in the languages tab, and then try again.
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On January 12 2013 02:26 PiPaPoh wrote:Show nested quote +On January 11 2013 22:12 LaZeRKiD45 wrote:On January 11 2013 21:03 PiPaPoh wrote: There is nothing at mz bar where I can switch A with an korean letter. When it is on the desktop, there is only KO for korean and nothing right next to it.
Edit> I can see the korean letters in the cannel, but there isnt the option to change A to a korean letter like on your last pic. Once you login to your bnet account, alt tab to your desktop and click the KO, you should be able to click show language bar, which will put it ontop of your screen allowing you to change your language to Korean on starcraft As you can see I got korean letters in channel and I am able to type korean ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/TjQ1I.jpg) But ingame, i cant type korean. ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/A8h1S.jpg)
my text comes like that too up in the game and lobby. first turn your korean text on before you make a game, then make a game lobby and type sksms gksrnrdls and it should work
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Did you hear about this on USEast channel "pub" by chance lol
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On January 11 2013 22:50 zimp wrote: i heard this is much harder and worse on XP, because you can only do that if you change the whole windows to korean. anyone confirm? Yeah, it didn't work. Everything had korean text unicode except in starcraft..I could still type in korean (or any other language ) full screen.
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