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Unlike previous versions of Windows, Windows
2000 comes equipped with everything you need to display and input Japanese on
non-Japanese Windows.
To enable Japanese on your Windows 2000 machine follow
these steps:
1 From the control panel (Start=>Settings=>Control
Panel) select “Regional Options.”
2 On the “General” tab there should be an area
entitled “Language settings for the system.” Scroll down through the
languages listed until you reach Japanese. Click on the Japanese check box to
select Japanese.
In order to enable Japanese fully on system
menus and applications running on your system (i.e. Aroha J/E Dictionary) it
is necessary to select Japanese as the default language. To do this press
the “Set Default” button beneath the “Language settings for your system”
area.
3. Next select the Input Locales tab. In the ”Installed
input locales area” press the “Add” button. From the popup window select
the Japanese input locale. Press OK to return to the Input locales tab and press
OK again to save the new settings and close the “Regional Options” dialog.
4. You will probably be prompted to insert your
Windows 2000 CD to install the necessary files, and then prompted to restart
your computer to apply the new settings.
Good luck
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