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8876.2 (!) Chinese with Office 2007
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Mon, 30 Jun 2008 09:06:42 -0400
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This question is probably a technical support question rather than acapability
question.Windows XP and probably Vista require that you "turn on" multilingual
textentry in the operating system. Once you have done this, you should seeeither
a language tool bar or the EN (for English) (or CH or ZH for variouschinese
language options) in the lower right near (to the left in thebackground color)
of the resident appl icons.If you can read this, you should also be able to type
it on your system....f$E3$BA$C3-- 

Dr. Steve and Laura Spinella, Sarah, Joey, RobbyTa Yi Street, Lane 29, #18,
2F-1, Taichung 404, TAIWAN011 886 4 2236-6145, of 2236-1901, fx 2236-2109, cell
9 2894-0514USA: 9685 Otero Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80920, 719.528.1702,
cell719.640.1261TEAM, PO Box 969, Wheaton, IL 60189, 800
343-3144<www.team.org.tw/spinella>, <www.team.org.tw/ccg>
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