Chinese Traditional (Hong Kong) Language Pack

Recently installed the Chinese Traditional (Hong Kong) Language Pack onto the computer running Windows 7 Enterprise version with 'New ChangJie 2010' input method, but there are errors/problems.  After inputting 1 or more strokes, I am unable to select
the required word/character, even after hitting 'space bar' or 'down arrow'.  There is no such problem for the Chinese Simplified PinYin input method.  What is wrong?

The language is set in Settings - Language and input. You should see 2 chinese languages - simplified and tranditional. If not, you may have to update ROM to latest and check again.
Also, check you ROM build. Should ended with HK.

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