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RWSTranslation Germany Local time: 15:11 German to English + ...
Jan 21, 2003
Hello,
has anyone a solution to import Japanese strings in a multilingual Multiterm database (Version 5.5) without using a Japanese operating system.
Thanks
Hans
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mmsloboda (X) Local time: 22:11
Regional Settings
Jan 21, 2003
You shouldn\'t have a problem with Win2000 or later if you set the regional settings properly.
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ALAIN COTE (X) Local time: 22:11 Japanese to French
Global IME pack for Japanese
Jan 22, 2003
If you download the (free) Japanese Global IME pack (for Office XP) from Microsoft, it should be possible to import Japanese strings in Multiterm. That\'s what I did on the French version of Windows XP, and it works fine.
Good luck!
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