Chinese should display automatically in recent versions of Windows, or after you have enabled East Asian languages in Windows XP. No Language Packs or MUI bundles are necessary for this. If you see Chinese on some web pages but not all, or if Chinese in some but not all applications looks like the dialog box above, don't worry! On a standard XP Pro installation this would be done by first installing the OS and then selecting the Install files for East Asian languagescheck box on the Languages panel under Regional and Language Options. After doing that Windows prompts for the install disk which it pulls all the files from.

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This appendix describes how to install East Asian Language Support Files for Windows XP.

To install support for East Asian Languages in Windows XP, open Control Panel and double-click Regional and Language Options.

Click on the Languages tab and check the box next to Install files for East Asian Languages. Click OK.

Read the dialog box that appears. Assuming you have 230 MB free to accommodate the installation, click OK.

Back on the Regional and Language Options dialog box click OK or Apply to begin the installation.

If prompted for installation media, click OK.

Browse to DRIVE:i386lang where DRIVE represents the location of the installation media. Click OK.

Depending on your system, you may be prompted a second time to insert your installation CD. If so, browse to DRIVE:i386 where DRIVE represents the location of the installation media. Click OK. Faststone capture 7.3 serial key.

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When asked to restart your computer, click OK. The installation is now complete.

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The process to remove East Asian Languages support files from your system is simply the reverse of the installation process