Hexadecimal '000003a8' or decimal '936', which means '936 (ansi/oem-Simplified Chinese GBK)'. The registry can also be used to enter Regedit in the start run to find the branch hkey_current_user/console/%systemroot%_system32_ Cmd.exe, double-click the right codepage option to change the value to hexadecimal 3a8 or decimal '936 Use Chcp 936 in the CMD.exe Command Line window. * 20127-us-ascii the classic US 7 bit character set with no char larger than 127 * 10029-macintosh Central European encoding * 10000-macintosh Roman encoding (followed by several other MAC character sets) If it is garbled, then a certain character code is not UTF-8 If the chcp command gets 437, then it must not display Chinese, at this time the Chinese is?.

UTF-8 code page for 65001,ansi/oem-Simplified Chinese GBK for 936,window default OEM-US 437 There are lots of option you can change for each IME.Open the CMD.exe command-line window and change the code page with the CHCP command In Japanese, click the double arrow on the bottom of the list to see more options 9. In chinese input, click the arrows on the right to see more candidates Do a search for 'Input Panel' in start menu will show you the applet.

Handwriting recognition and character lookup by radical/strokes with IME PadĪlternatively, you can use TIP to do handwriting recognition isntead. So, choose no, otherwise, default will no longer be English.) You can change input options in the dropdown menus to choose Hiragana or Katakana.Ħ. The wording is wrong in that box, it meant changing 'default input to japanese' not 'default japanese input to japanese ime 2007'as implied. In the Japanese languagebar, when you switch, you will get a confirmation dialog box. In the Chinese language bar drop down option menu, you can add a buttom that let you choose which character set to use, by default is both traditional and simplified.ĥ. in selecting vertical text in Microsoft Word, it will switch language with that key combination) 4. (Becareful about hitting left shift + left alt keys at the same time e.g. You should have a language that let you switch between English and Chinese/Japanese. ' button.įor Chinese - expand the section 'Chinese (Simplified, PRC)' and check the box 'Microsoft Pinyin IME 2007' For Japanese - expand 'Japanese (Japan)' and check 'Microsoft Office IME 2007', click ok and ok again to close the control panel applet. Go to 'Control Panel' and select 'Regional and Language' applet. It should look like the next screen that you can change display language.Ģ. If you 'Region and Language' control panel looks like this, you don't have MUI installed.

Otherwise you don't have TIP and IMEpad (ZH-CN) handwriting capabilities Make sure You have Windows 7 MUI and Office 2007 MUI installed first. Adding Asian IMEs (Chinese and Japanese) for Windows 7 Adding Asian IMEs (Chinese and Japanese) for Windows 7 1.

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