Difference between revisions of "Install East Asian Language Support for Windows XP"
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If you like to use Firefox to surf the web (and who doesn’t?) and you have ever stumbled across a Chinese, Japanese, or Korean site, you might have thought that it seemed to contain a suspiciously large number of question marks. No, the author was not confused when he wrote it. Your computer just doesn’t know how to deal with east Asian alphabets. This guide aims to remedy that situation. | If you like to use Firefox to surf the web (and who doesn’t?) and you have ever stumbled across a Chinese, Japanese, or Korean site, you might have thought that it seemed to contain a suspiciously large number of question marks. No, the author was not confused when he wrote it. Your computer just doesn’t know how to deal with east Asian alphabets. This guide aims to remedy that situation. | ||
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# Launch Firefox and browse to the East Asian web site of your choice to test out your new language packs. | # Launch Firefox and browse to the East Asian web site of your choice to test out your new language packs. | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
