When I changed the language for my notebook from American English to UK English, many of the keys?
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Yes, that's because American keyboards are laid out differently than UK keyboards, as you found out.
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yeah, i bought a keyboard from taiwan a few years ago and it has the characters on it as well as english letters.
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look around for language packs......start with microsoft, search for "language packs"
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if you have xp it should be automatic. try view->encoding->more->korean.\n\nif you have 98, you have to download language support from microsoft.com for each language.
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THe keyboard for non english speaking countries are bilingual keys... meaning they look like ours, but they use the ALT key + the alpha key to create their character\n\nThis is the same for Spanish countries, and even in the UK where they have the Pound and Euro sign, rather than the $ sign.
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Go to Tools, Options, Edit, check Typing Replaces Section.\nThat ought to do it.\nPlease don't forget to award 10 points!\n-MM
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Try clicking "View" on the very top of the window screen (above the address bar). Then click on "Encoding", and choose the language that your computer support. For my computer, it is  Western European (Windows), but you might have a different one.
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Well for starters, all keyboards are a standard configuration.\nIf yould be a rather big pain in the butt to have to teach yourself where all the new key placing's are.
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go to the menu and scan to find the key word to change. If you have a manual look it up.
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windows has a greek language setting.  Go to settings, then control panel, Regional and Language options.  It is relatively easy to toggle back and forth.
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Hello Dear\nYou can choice your language when you are unistall it now uninstall it in Add/Remove in control panel then reinstall it again .\nGood luck
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Do it using the system set to english, then if you need a special character, go Insert > Special Character
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one fix.\n\n1. open control panel\n2. click on date, time, language, and regional options\n3. click on regional and language options.\n4. click on languages tab\n5. click details\n6. in the installed services click add\n7. click Ukrainian\nyou then should have the Ukrainian keyboard available.
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maybe the sign in is case sesitive...example if your sign-in is IRish then typing IrisH is not going to work you have to type it in exactly the way when you signed up for the service
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зкфншщлдвзннцшщ\n\nYou need to change the language back to UK English at the tool bar... from where you are working from (i.e. the cursor)
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It all depends on what kind of computer you have and what kind of key board?
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Was the rest of IE in spanihsh or just that one warning? \n\nGo to "Tools" at the top of the IE program. Down at the bottom of the "general" tab should be "languages" (next to last tab) check to make sure it's on english