So I've finally come to make the move from JWin98SE to WinXPPSP2 (Corporate), but I can't seem to get East Asian Languages to install.
I read in various places (http://greggman.com/japan/xp-ime/xp-ime.htm) the procedure: Control Panel > Regional and Language Settings > Languages > Install files for East Asian Languages. When I do this, a dialog pops up that says there's ~230MB of files to be copied from the "Windows XP Service Pack 2 CD," which I "OK," but, with the XPPSP2 install disc in the drive, another dialog pops up saying that it can't find "X:\i386\lang\imlang.dll;imlang.dl_".
I've tried a number of different install discs, all labeled "SP2," but none of them seem to have this file anywhere on them.
The only thing I can think of would be that this imlang.dll is in not part of the ["slipstreamed SP2"] install, but the SP2 package, and that the disc the dialog refers to is the SP2 disc available from Microsoft (http//www.michttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/updates/sp2/cdorder/en_us/default.mspx), from which one can then in turn figure that this imlang.dll suite is available for download from 'Microsoft Update'..?
The whole thing has me wholly confused. My goal is to compile a stripped-down XP install disc (without IE, Outlook, WMP, etc.) with Japanese language support, which I didn't expect to be so time consuming!
Any help is much, MUCH appreciated!
It should let you choose an alternate file.
japanese language support is easy in windows xp... we need a thread about japanese language support in kde...
>>2
First, thanks very much for the thought and help! It does allow me to browse for an alternate file, and when I select this one it does load it and continue, but almost immediately the installation stops again, saying it can't find a great lot of other files (WINPY.IME, WINSP.IME, WINZM.IME, PINTLGNT.IME, and on..), all apparently supposed to be in this X:\i386\lang\ directory!
I can't figure it out, where the hell'd they go so uniformly?
The only thing I can think to do is ask and hope that someone might upload the entire (230+MB, yeesh!) 'LANG' directory somewhere. The only thing I could do in return is seed it for a great long time, and release this streamlined install disc I'm trying to build as soon as it's bolted down, which should take no time at all.
What a mess I've gotten myself into.
Again, any help's much appreciated. Thanks again.
>>3 As >>5 said... install the kde-i18n-jp package.
In Gentoo:
# *echo 'LINGUAS="jp"' >> /etc/make.conf*
# *emerge kde-i18n*Others, I think have individual packages for the different languages. Or you can just download the source from your local KDE mirror under kde/stable/VERSION/src/kde-i18n/kde-i18n-LANG-VERSION.tar.bz2.
>>6
so how do i type japanese after installing the kde-i18n-jp package?
>>7
Rape your mom in the ass lol
>>8 is an impostor.
>>11 is an impostor.
>>13 is an impostor.
>>13 is an albright
sup, 4ch