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a quick question:

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LOLyourFace

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argh, I can't seem to find korean language pack for WinXP (i meant IE). It asks for CD but where can I just DL it from microsoft? I can't see it anywhere on the windows update site.. grr..
 
I think you need to first have the stuff installed with the CD.

then you can just switch it on and off. It requires a reboot each time you change tho.
 
Originally posted by: LOLyourFace
Originally posted by: dighn
is this for windows or ie? for ie it can be downloaded but i don't think you can for windows xp itself
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just IE. u know encoding.
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if you visit a korean encoding site ie should ask to download it
 
Originally posted by: dighn
Originally posted by: LOLyourFace
Originally posted by: dighn
is this for windows or ie? for ie it can be downloaded but i don't think you can for windows xp itself
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just IE. u know encoding.
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if you visit a korean encoding site ie should ask to download it
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no it asks for CD and i don't have the second edition CD with me 🙁
 
Originally posted by: LOLyourFace
Originally posted by: isekii
Control Panel > Date, Time,Language, Regional Option

Set it there.
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no no no, just IE encoding. not Windows GUI
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that's where you get the language packs as well, that's how I installed mine.
I have webpages default encoding in Korean.
 
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