Yahoo has opened a Chinese Greeting to me, but in order to read it I have to?
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I have XP, but the process on your computer shouldn't be too much different. You will need to have your Windows installation cd.\n\nGo to the control panel.\n\nOnce there, click on Regional and Language Options.\n\nIn the dialog that opens, click the Languages tab.\n\nOn this tab, you will need to check the box that reads "Install files for East Asian languages".\n\nClick Apply.\n\nYou will be asked to insert your Windows cd so that the fonts can be copied from it.\n\nFollow any other prompts.\n\nClick OK to close Regional and Language Options.\n\nClose the control panel.\n\nHope this helps.
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The chinese are filtering content on the Google server, kindoff. \n\nWhat you can try is to BYPASS  them.\n\nIn your address bar type this  (removed)\n\nNow once the page loads, you will see a bar similar to the address bar having htp://lycos.com written. Edit that bar and type www.google.com and press enter. \n\nOr else if you dont want to do so click this link .( IT MAY WORK or else you will have to do the complete procedure given above)\n\n( removed)\n\n\nADDITIONAL DETAILS.\n\nNone of it worked. Thats really surprising. Anyway I have removed the links if you need them do let me know.
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Those boxes are text which your windows is not familar with. For example if you have an english windows and didn't install any chinese fonts, then those text in chinese will be replaced with boxes. This goes the same with text messages in mobile phones.
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Yes, try IM Translator. It can translate English into any language like Chinese, Japanese, German... Also it can translate any of those into English.
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You might need to download the Chinese language pack from Microsoft's website.
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to read: right-click on a webpage>>>encoding>>>more>>>Chinese Traditional/Chinese Simplified
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In Opera browser go to tab View-Encoding-Automatic or Hebrew, and use Mail in Opera browser. Good luck.
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So I'm sitting here waititng to translate...\n\nwhat text???
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Well, I'm sorry if I ever did copy any long translations. But how many people would click on the link? Not much. By writing it on my reply, people can read what I like to point without going to other sites. There are people who don't know how to use "open link in new tab/window" button.
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I think this is it (in chinese):\nhttp://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!IlyqF8KeFRLqmezkFIeTaK5./
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No meaning at all. It is the Indonesian characters in chinese.
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In your web browser (Explorer/Firefox), click "View" on the toolbar and go to "Encoding" or "Character Encoding". From there you should be able to find Chinese under "More...". \n\nThe type of Chinese encoding you will need depends on the email, so just try all of them until you get to one that works.
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go to yahoo homepage find the chinese version of yahoo answers and go from there but if you dont write in english it will get  deleted as this is a violation of community rules,sorry I didnt read all of question ,yes it wont come out as it has to be in english
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Look up above. It should say...\n\n"Welcome, "username"\n[Sign Out, My Account]
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go to yahoo.com and then open it
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im chinese and well, i cant teach u here. this is a source thats sumwhat good.
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There are some sites that do exactly that.  You could try a search topic such as Chinese language and I know there are those sites in that cat.\nThere is a problem that I see. Chinese as it is written is an idiographic language, that is, each character contains a meaning bound to it since the time when it was a pitcograph, a stylized drawing of what it means.  You have the meaning and the pronounciation, and you mean to use the pronounciation and drop the meaning... Actually, you cannot do that in Chinese.  So when you get something that sounds like your names in Chinese... ha ha there is also the difference that Chinese is a tonal language and English a stress language, that is in Chinese each word has one of five tones.  As a monosyllabic language Chinese is rich in homophones so tones then enrich the word pool times five -- if you see what I mean.\nWell, I doubt that you do, nonetheless, care should be taken when you have something tatooed on you that its meaning is another language is not ridiculous.  Chinese are very... well, I am going to say superstitious.  They are big of omens and fortunes and things of that sort.  If you had a Chinese person, a friend, they could advise you on the prospects of your choice.  I mean, would it be lucky; would it be a good thing to have tatooed on you.\nSo I am saying then before you just tatoo anything strange on yourself please find out what it means.  I have seen some ridiculous and, in fact, sad results of this fad.\n\nI see that you are getting some results.  I can tell you where you can download a word processor with dictionary in Chinese.  Trouble is that you have to know how to find your character in Chinese.  But, that would be better than going around with something you don't know tatooed on you. Even better a Chinese friend to help you.