I have a freind that is inventing her own langauge. She wants to be able to import characters she has created of this new language into Microsoft Word. Does anyone know how to do this?
137455
She will need to create her own font file ... of course, this means that the keyboard will have to be remapped and in doing so, she can double up keys or simply not assign them to anything.\n\nYou may wish to check out http://www.searchfreefonts.com/tools ... or similar sites (Google on "Create Font Files")\n\nHope this helps.\nP.S.  Messing with font's is tough work to do right and she should be sure to fully experiment first ... system restore's before you install them, etc.  Better safe than Sans-Safe !    ;-)
423563
http://www.microsoft.com/industry/government/locallanguage.mspx\nMaybe you need that patch.\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=0db2e8f9-79c4-4625-a07a-0cc1b341be7c&DisplayLang=en\nOr that download, I put the lead page cause its better to read all that stuff than just willy nilly download. \nhttp://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/DrIntl/faqs/MUIFaq.mspx\nThat one explains the MUI.
254933
I don't have your answer, but try START>ACCESSORIES>SYSTEM TOOLS>CHARACTER MAP. That will give you a bunch more symbols to use. I hope that helps.
664831
My son  plays on line games with people all over the world. He has asked that question of some Japanese people and they said yes that their keyboards have the characters of their language. Evidently, there is some type of an interpreter component that changes it to English when playing international games with English speaking people.
612966
if you meant using msword as a mail client i think it is not possible word is intended for word processing not for sending mails....but if you meant transferring the content of your email to word then just simply cut and paste.....(ctrl + c) (ctrl + v)........
251044
You have to use the Windows disk to install Chinese as a language as well. You have to call out the language bar from some place (I forgot where) and use hanyu or pinyin to do it.
648119
I can help you. Could u send it to my mail cause my Yahoo!Msg doesn't work. If you are interested in Chinese characters I can show u one site about that. (^.^)
10819
The easiest solution maybe to open the word perfect file in word. Select all the text and copy it. \n\nThen make a new document go to edit > Paste Special select the option for plain text or no formatting. \n\nYou will loose all the formatting (bold, sizing etc) but This should make all the text editable. You can then change all formating. \n\nAnother solution would be to download OpenOffice (free link below) open the WordPerfect file in OpenOffice then save it as a Word document. \n\nIt may be a good idea in the future to make WordPerfect save the file as a word document.
70090
either make it in paint, or look it up on the microsoft website. You can access it in "HELP" of WORD
472876
hi male24,\n\nI really have to do an edit here bcos I think besides what u need urgently you should as well try these new steps.\n\nMicrosoft Office have provided many ways for customisable short-cuts. This means u can program an entire process of work into a short-cut.\n\nHere you need to do the ffg:\n1. open a blank word document, then type in few paragraphs of words.\n2. click the TOOLS menu and point to the MACRO to select RECORD NEW MACRO\n3. In the macro name say: FONT then click ok. NB. all your keystrokes and mouse actions will now be recorded.\n4. Use CTRL + A to higlight all the page you typed, then use your mouse to select the font you want normally. and watch the whole fonts change to Times New Romans.\n5. From the TOOLS menu again, point to Macro and select STOP MACRO.\n\nThe above steps 1-5 helps you record your action that you would like to repeat using a short-cut. Now let us assign a shortcut key.\n\n6.  On any of your tool bar, right-click your mouse and watch the drop down list. right there at the buttom, select CUSTOMIZE.\n7. In the customise dialog box, under categories scroll down and select MACROS.\n8. Once u select MACROS a list of recorded macros appear to your right, there u shd find smth like this: Normal.NewMacros.FONT\n9. Select the Font macro then look under the dialog box and select the button "Keyboard"\n10.  A new dialog box opens where u'll see categories, scroll down again and select MACROS.\n11.  Select FONTS again in the box to your right.\n12.  Under the >>Press new shortcut key<<  \n13. Now type a combination of short-cut u prefer e.g: I chose: Alt + ZZ. Hold down Alt key and press ZZ and watch it appear in d box.\n14. Select the ASSIGN button and close all.\n\n\nSteps 6 to 14 allows you to assign a desired short-cut to a group of actions such as changing the whole fonts on a page to time New Romans.\n\n15. Now clear the page and paste an example of your pdf content into word doc. then simply press  (Alt +  ZZ) i.e hold down Alt key while you press Z key twice.\nThat should perform the magic.\n\n\nyou can also try these below it's ok and fast only u need to type the font you want each time the font list appears.\ngood luck.\n\n\nFor office 2000 or 2003\nHold down:  Alt key while you press  O F       << Alt + O F>>\nType: Times Ne...  then the down arrow key shd select "Times New Roman" font \nPress Enter.\n\n\n\n more      S  I   M   P  L  E  !!!!!\nIf you are using office 2007 beta\nPress Alt key then press HFF\nthen type whatever font u want or scroll down key and select.\nWith office 2007, the feature is very simple because short-cut keys appear on each menu as soon as you press the Alt key.\n\nhope that helps
454687
In Outlook go to File>Import and Export... and choose Import from Another Program.\n\nYou will see a list of compatible formats. You will be able to import if you can persuade Incredimail to export in one of the formats listed.
161940
hold ALT + SHIFT + CTRL + !\n\nthis works in microsoft word\n\nTry ALT + SHIFT + CTRL and press different key's to see what you come up with (It's Fun)¿
476141
Try to paste your data to a simpler text editor such as notepad! (start->run->notepad)\n\nIf you really need to paste it to ms-word, paste it to notepad first, then copy it from notepad and paste it to ms-word!
632439
Word should be able to do it if it uses the right import filter. It should be on the installer disc.
346970
To write - 1. Go into MS Word and type your message\n                2.Highlight your text, go to fonts\n                3. Select Hindi\n                4. Paste your changed message into where you want \n\nTo read - 1. Highlight the message, right click and select copy\n                2. Open MS Word, paste the text you copied\n                3. Highlight text in Word\n                4. Select a normal font, e.g. Times New Roman
595328
grrr windows and HTML. Try vim for windows! you can get it at http://www.vim.org/download.php or you can try and use notepad and do a save as and set the encoding to  ANSI
325876
It either needs to be saved in a format that MS word can open, or (I think) saved as a text file.  It's been awhile since I've done this.\n\nThe person who sent it can change the format under Save As on the file menu.  \n\nUnfortunately, Clarisworks is outdated, so you might have difficulties.