[__daanii.]

I need help..
Where it says 'Add Input Language' there is no Korean on my list.
What do I do?

[SweetSerenity]

Same for me too.... But I have Microsoft Windows XP. And it wont work.... Help someone.....?

Same. It would be great if someone helped T-T

[shootinqxxstar]

thanks so much!<3
this has answered so many of my questions hahas :)

[H i k a r i]

고마워요!i hope that's right.
anyways thank you for this. it helped me a lot.

[sayuri43]

oh my gosh, thank you so much~ I was wondering how to write in Japanese just now!
ありがとうございます(er, sticking to hiragana........)

[kayla.]

Ah this is so fun.

안녕 동생.

성민 짱<3

[cherish_love]

omg i just typed in korean! i just never hit the alt key! thanks! but dunno how to work it LOL thankss!

[babymarzy07]

im wondering, if i want to display korean text its comes out as boxes here at work. does the same process apply?
problem, tried out the steps thing is couldnt add korean coz it wasnt on the list of languages for the keyboard? how do i add it?

[duaci]

uh where is says INSTALL FILES FOR EASTERN ASIAN LANGUAGES, it says to check it, but i cant check it tho? becuz it wont let me chcek it? should i go change something first to be able to check it?

[x kisekiboshi]

Ahhh, I'm having a problem with MS Word after installing this. T_T Like my MS Word used to be fine and when I installed the East Asian Language packets to type in Korean, my MS Word shows up with this weird thing at the top and bottom.



I uninstalled the languages, and this thing still won't go away. Can somebody please help me resolve this problem? =(

Edit: Nevermind, I got it fixed =)

[xiam9]

Ayone has tutorials for VISTA?!
Help!It's so confusing.

[129148]

^ Start -> Control Panel -> Clock, Language and Region -> (Regional and Language Settings) Change keyboards or other input methods -> Change keyboards... -> Add -> Choose Korean (Korea) -> Open the tree and you'll find 1. Keyboard, and 2. Other. In 1.Keyboard, tick Korean and Microsoft IME -> Click Ok -> Ok. And Done!

[Tailo]

For those having trouble with this on XP, you really just follow the first post.

For those that can read Hangeul but not type it in Microsoft Office, you have to change the language WHILE you're in the Office window. I learned this the hard way. Make sure your language bar is enabled (right click on start bar > Toolbars > Language Bar). Click on the typing area, then click the EN button to go to Korean. This should do it. Notice that if you click on another application or window, KO will probably turn back into EN. (Language settings aren't universal--they apply to what window you enable them in.)

This applies to your internet browser too. If that's not the problem, then I don't know.

[The Legend]

I have a question. Before, i did all those steps so i can type in east asian languages and it worked. But then I had to send my laptop to my uncle and when i got it back it was gone. So now, it tells me i need to insert a windows XP disk? I didn't need one before but now i do

[back,sue]

can someone do the tutorial for windows vista?

[duaci]

Uh do i have to install the language thing first becuz it says i need to install it but i dunno where to find it?

[melon;]

ok i think this is a very weird qn. but i can write hangul like 안녕 but i cant write words that includes ㅝㅙㅞ n more. when i type them, it became ㅜㅓ ㅗㅐ separately. is there like any keys i need to press when writing them together??
ok i gt it solved. lol.

[샤밍리쓰]

I LOVE YOU SO MUCH!!! I lost the software for downloading Korean, I guess...and I was so frustrated without Korean!! YAY :]

[lost_kim]

thanks for the guide.

I can type in korean now!! ㅎㅏ ㅎㅏ

[*alodia*]

My pc at home is already configured to type in Korean, i just need to click a few keys and it will toggle between roman letters and hanguel.
But whenever i'm away from home and at a different computer and need to type in Korean, I use this website:
http://www.myjavaserver.com/~twinkle/korean/