Setup Chinese on English Windows 2000

[YesBalala]

As my NJStar Communicator finally stopped working, I am trying to
setup Win2000 to use Chinese as default. I have set locate up as
Chinese (HongKong) under regions, as well as in IE. I can read Chinese
in IE, however, it still cannot decode the Chinese file folder names,
and on other application, although the CH icon is appear. How can I
set it so it will display Chinese on other Windows applications as
well as in file folder name.

Bosco.

Bosco

 

[Dale Weiss]

Hello,

Are you using the Mulitlangiage User Interface (MUI)?

If not, you will need to purchase it.

Dale Weiss MCSA MCSE CISSP
PSS Security

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[YesBalala]

Hello,

Are you using the Mulitlangiage User Interface (MUI)?

If not, you will need to purchase it.

I believe so, I am setting it under Regions locate. Anyway, it works
now. I've did a number of reboot (following automatic Windows patch
update) and it suddenly work. Seems like somehow the registry files is
not re-read (wonder why?) until something triggered it (most likely
one of the patch). Now I can read Chinese without problem.

Bosco.

Bosco