When I try to install the files for East Asian Languages from Regional and Language Options in the Control Panel, I get no response. When I click the checkbox, I do get the "You chose to install the Chinese, Japanese, and Korean language files..." message; however, when I press either OK or Apply I get the hourglass icon for a few seconds and then nothing. Any help would be very much appreciated, and thanks for your time.
Installing East Asian Language Support
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Installing East Asian Language Support
by arasithil » Sun, 15 Feb 2004 11:31:12 GMT
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