Installing Japanese 2.6

I am trying to install Japanese 2.6 on an UltraSparc rack mount, though they keymap seems to be screwing up. after i run boot cdrom from openboot, it starts to load, then gives me these errors messages:
NOTICE: Cant find driver for console framebuffer.
then after config. devices display
load fail ioctl(KI0CLAYOUT) timer expired:
when the first prompt comes up to enter in the computer name, and I press a key, the whole field fills up. for example, if I have an empty field:
< >
and I press the letter 'a', then the result is this
<aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa....>
It seems that there is a problem since it is Japanese (i know it is not the keyboard as I have installed English, and I have tried 2 other keyboards), but I have no clue how to fix this, and the sun site doesn't seem to have much documentation on these versions of Solaris (at least in english). thanks
-jimmy

AppleWorks is a pre-OS X application, carbonized to operate in OS X. It is unable to take advantage of many features of OS X, including changing language settings.
The 'bundled software' version of AppleWorks 6.2.9 distributed with the last of the consumer model PPC (G4 & G5) Macs came in 15 'language' varieties, each a separate application and support file package. The most recent retail packages may be the same.
I suspect your only solution is to check the retail AW 6.2.9 package to confirm that it includes all 15 Language versions of AppleWorks, then install the one(s) that you want.
Regards,
Barry

Similar Messages

Install Japanese language for MAC users

I have found several websites that tell how to install Japanese language software with PC.
But I have never found one for MAC.
Please somebody help me... I am a MAC user and need to make my BB 8330 able to show Japanese...
Thanks.

Unfortunately at this time all software updates have to be done using a PC. Unless you have Parallels or other type of software that you can use to load Windows OS on your Mac. Then you can do the upgrade
If someone has been helpful please consider giving them kudos by clicking the star to the left of their post.
Remember to resolve your thread by clicking Accepted Solution.

Unable install Japanese Font Pack to Win7 English

Dear Experts,
I need to install Japanese Font Package on Windoes 7 English, however I could not install the font pack FontPack1000_ja_JP.msi due to the error,
"This installer requires Adobe Reader X installed on your system. Please install Adobe Reader X before running this installer."
Even the latest Adobe Reader X 10.1.3 is already installed on the system...
Thank you in advance for your help.
Here is my pc sysinfo,
OS Name: Microsoft Windows Vista
OS Version: 6.1.7601 Service Pack 1
Installed plug-ins:
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Reader 10.0\Reader\plug_ins\Updater.api
    Version: 10.1.3.23
    Creation Date: 2012/04/04
    Creation Time: 2:53:52 PM
Best regards,

The Japanese Reader version already includes the Japanese fonts, so it is usable for this purpose. Is this workable for you, or would you still like to try installing the Japanese font pack with the English Reader version?
Hiro.Naka wrote:
Yes, it is installed as default installation, I don't know why it's not recognized.
I don't know that either; most likely it is some registry entry that is incorrectly set.
What I would try if I could not get the Japanese font pack installed with English Reader:
uninstall font pack and Reader
run the Acrobat Cleaner tool
reinstall Reader and font pack
If that does not work, then I have no more ideas.

How to install Japanese language in Blackberry Curve 9320

I want to install Japanese language in Blackberry Curve 9320.
I have tried to install 9320jAllLang_PBr7.1.0_rel2494_PL9.49.0.98_A7.1.0.907_Redington__India__Limited
but still unable to install it.
Please advice.
Regards,
Vishal

Hi and Welcome to the Community!
vishalk wrote:
but still unable to install it.
Please expand on that...what exactly do you attempt and what exactly happens?
Let us know.
Occam's Razor nearly always applies when troubleshooting technology issues!
If anyone has been helpful to you, please show your appreciation by clicking the button inside of their post. Please click here and read, along with the threads to which it links, for helpful information to guide you as you proceed. I always recommend that you treat your BlackBerry like any other computing device, including using a regular backup schedule...click here for an article with instructions.
Join our BBM Channels
BSCF General Channel
PIN: C0001B7B4 Display/Scan Bar Code
Knowledge Base Updates
PIN: C0005A9AA Display/Scan Bar Code

How to install japanese for curve 8330 sprint carrie

Please someone help me! I need to know how to install Japanese language to my bb curve 8330 sprint carrie is anyone konw how?? heeeelp!!!

http://supportforums.blackberry.com/rim/search?submitted=true&type=message&sort_by=score&advanced=tr...
The search box on top-right of this page is your true friend, and the public Knowledge Base too:

Installing Japanese Fonts

OK, fellow Apple users. I use both English and Japanese on this computer when typing. And I've recently downloaded some Japanese fonts and tried installing them, thinking that when I type in Japanese, I can use them as fonts for when I'm using photoshop, but the Japanese characters actually installed themselves into the English keyboard, and they won't change even if I type in Japanese... So, how do I install Japanese fonts into the Japanese keyboard instead? It'd be really helpful if I knew... Also, I was not sure where to have posted this, but I posted it here, since it's a general Apple problem.
http://i208.photobucket.com/albums/bb144/Blibbles/Screenshot2009-11-12at114309PM .png <- This is the problem, the characters are linked to the English Alphabet when they should be linked to the Japanese typing method.
ありがとう

The fonts can't be just for the US Keyboard... That wouldn't make sense.
These fonts seem to be specially styled Kana fonts which one might use for creating artwork of some sort, and for that purpose it may make sense to just put the glyphs at the Latin codepoints for input convenience. Real Japanese fonts are much larger and have thousands of Kanji characters in addition to the Kana, with all characters at their agreed Unicode codepoints. Some examples beyond those that OS X itself installs can be found here:
http://www.wazu.jp/gallery/Fonts_Japanese.html

I want to install Japanese version of Photoshop and Indesign.

I want to install Japanese version of Photoshop and Indesign.
ButI have installed English version.
Is this a reason that I can't install?

Launch the Adobe Application Manager and click on your name in the top left to the context menu. From the menu choose Preferences and switch the Language field to Japanese.
You will need to uninstall the English version before installing the Japanese version. Uninstall on Windows from the Control Panel and on Mac OS X by using the links in the folder Applications > Utilities > Adobe Installers.

Is there a way to install Japanese version of Windows 7 on my macbook (English version running Snow Leopard)?

Hi,
I need to use some Japanese software which have to be installed on a computer running Japanese Windows OS in order for them to work properly. My macbook was purchased in Canada, meaning running English version of Snow Leopard. Is such thing possible?
Thanks!

dofleini wrote:
My macbook was purchased in Canada, meaning running English version of Snow Leopard.
The language of your Snow Leopard has nothing to do with whatever version of Windows you want to run, which you will have to do via Bootcamp or one of the virtual apps like Fusion or Parallels.
If you do want to change the language of your Snow Leopard, it can be done in a few seconds by moving a different language to the top of the list in system prefs/language & text/language and then logout/login.

Problem with Acrobat 8.12 keeps trying to install Japanese Font Pack

I have a client who received a pdf file and when she opened it she was told that it needed the Japanese Font Pack. I gave her admin rights but it still keeps doing it. My pc with the same setup works perfectly fine with the offending file. Now everytime she opens any PDF it tries to open the offending file first and load the font pack. I was able to go into the registry and remove the keys that mention the file and Acrobat works fine as long as we do not try and open that file again. We have installed the font pack separately. The offending file opens fine in Reader. Any idea why this would keep happening and if there is a solution to stop it from happening. Thank you.

Actually, since I started getting the security warning, I haven't tried it on another machine. You think this information might be only stored on my machine? It's worth trying... Thanks!

Installing japanese fonts on solaris 8 system

Hi All
I have installed the japanese locale on my sparc solaris system.
If i type locale -a ,it gives all the available locale..
But i dont know how to set up the japanese font on that system..
if any body knows about this issue
Thanks

Hi.
I carrier is AT&T but I downloaded EastAsian Language pack from Hong Kong CSL.
When you complete the download, Go to "Start" - "My Computer" - "C:" - "Program Files" - "Common Files" - "Research In Motion" - "AppLoader" - delete "Vender.xml".Then, open the "Loader.exe" and connect Bold to PC.
When you reach to "Device application selection" page, you will see "Japanese Romaji Input Method" Check "Japanese Romaji Input Method" under the "East Asian Language and Input Support" section.
Please let me know if the above works for you.

How to install Japanese database in English OS.

Hi,
I am trying to install an Japanese DB on English OS by setting 'NLS_LANG =JAPANESE_JAPAN.JA16EUC'. After creating the DB when I check the DB NLS_DATABASE_PARAMETER still it shows as AMERICAN_AMERICA.JA16SJIS. Can anybody help me out?
Thanks,
Prince

I am trying to install an Japanese DB on English OSWhat does this mean exactly? What are you installing, how, and what do you mean by "Japanese DB"?
by setting 'NLS_LANG =JAPANESE_JAPAN.JA16EUC'. AfterThis is a client side setting (even if you are using it on a database host). Details to be found in the NLS_LANG FAQ and a relevant section in your case might be the one about priority of nls parameters.
creating the DB when I check the DB
NLS_DATABASE_PARAMETER still it shows as
AMERICAN_AMERICA.JA16SJIS. Can anybody help me out?Where do you see this? Can you post the output verbatim?
To find out the character sets of a database, try
select * from nls_database_parameters where parameter like '%CHARACTERSET';

How to install Japanese input method on my 8820

Hi everyone.I just bought an 8820 and I wanna install the Japanese input modules on it.
However, after installing the 4.5 East Asian version of the ROM, there's no Japanese input selection.
is it possible that the 8820 could install the Japanese input modules?

1. Download the OS file to the PC then install it to the PC by running (double clicking) the file you downloaded.
2. Go to c:\program files\common files\research in motion\apploader and delete the file named "vendor.xml."
3. Plug in BB and double click on "Loader.exe." It's located in the same place as the above vendor.xml file.
Now, with loader.exe running, do you see the additional options for the launguages?
1. If any post helps you please click the below the post(s) that helped you.
2. Please resolve your thread by marking the post "Solution?" which solved it for you!
3. Install free BlackBerry Protect today for backups of contacts and data.
4. Guide to Unlocking your BlackBerry & Unlock Codes
Join our BBM Channels (Beta)
BlackBerry Support Forums Channel
PIN: C0001B7B4 Display/Scan Bar Code
Knowledge Base Updates
PIN: C0005A9AA Display/Scan Bar Code

How to install Japanese Language Input??

I got a BB Tour with Verizon but they do not have a Japanese input, they only provide a reader.
I need to type and read.
How would I go about in installing just an Japanese input, is there a standalone download?

Now they have Japanese Language input software.
http://vzw.smithmicro.com/blackberry/languagesupport.aspx

Installing Japanese on 9.2

Dear Friends,
Can any of you advise how I could install or download elements that would give me the ability to write and send emails in Japanese ?
I would really appreciate your help.
Thanks,

Hi, thechap2studio -
If all you need is the ability to use one of the Japanese character sets, that ability can be added to your existing OS 9.2.x install. These come in the form of Language Kits, which unfortunately can not be downloaded.
There was a change in Language Kit software between OS 9.0.4 and OS 9.1. OS 9.2.x needs the later versions, that which came with OS 9.1 amd later; it can not use the versions which came with OS 9.0.4 and earlier.
You will need to use a retail OS 9.1 or OS 9.2.1 Install CD (all retail OS 9 Install CDs have a white label with a large gold 9), or an original Software Install (not a Software Restore) CD that came with a Mac, provided it is for OS 9.1 or later.
You do not need to boot to the CD - just insert it and open it (if it does not automatically open). Locate and open the folder named Software Installers (scroll down a bit to see it); in that folder, locate and open the folder named Language Kits.
In that folder, locate the file named Install Language Kits and follow the prompts in order to install the Language Kit(s) you wish to install.
Also on the CD are some extra fonts for Japanese, which may not get installed as part of that Language Kit. To locate those, open the folder in the CD's main window named CD Extras; in that folder, locate and open the one named Language Kits CD Extras. In the folder named Japanese in that folder you'll find a couple of suitcases for Japanese fonts. If you need to install those, just drag them onto the icon for the System Folder on the hard drive; when it highlights (darkens), let go - allow Finder to place the fonts.
Restart to make it all active and available.
This site provides additional info re using other languages on a Mac. Although its focus is now on OSX 10.5, it still has some info pertaining to Classic (OS 9), including other resources near the bottom -
Your Multilingual Mac

Can LabView Japanese be installed on Windows XP MUI with Japanese as the default language?

I recently set up a computer for a client in Japan using Windows XP PRO MUI version. When they tried to install their Labview Japanese, it "turned into garbled characters."
From the Microsoft link it appears there are some differences between a fully localized Japanese Windows and the MUI version"
on localized versions:
The user interface resources are fully localized.
The
Windows Setup information, such as system locale, user locale, keyboard
layout, etc. is customized for the specific language/country. This is a
policy setting with the Multilingual User Interface Pack.
Additional country specific device drivers are added in the East Asian versions only.
There
is support for upgrades from localized versions of Windows 9X or
Windows 2000 to localized Windows XP. MUI only supports upgrades from
English versions.
Because the resources used in a localized
version are used to create MUI, there is no difference between the
actual translations. This results in a nearly full localization, apart
from small elements that are still dependent on:
INF files.
UI strings stored in the registry.
etc.
My question: Should it be possible to install Japanese Labview on top of Windows MUI with Japanese set as the user language and default language? My assumption was Yes, but now they appear to be unable to get this to work. Are there specific workarounds, policy changes, or drivers that can be done to get this to work?
Thank you in advance for any help or insight you can provide, or if you can point me to a better place to post this (I don't know Japanese myself).

Hi,
Here you have some interesting tutos about foreign languages in LV :
Localizing Your LabVIEW Application to Different Languages
Localize LabVIEW Applications in Multiple Languages
Let me know what happens.
Regards,
Message Edité par Steve Mohamed le 02-27-2009 09:02 AM
Steve M.
National Instruments France
#adMrkt{text-align: center;font-size:11px; font-weight: bold;} #adMrkt a {text-decoration: none;} #adMrkt a:hover{font-size: 9px;} #adMrkt a span{display: none;} #adMrkt a:hover span{display: block;}
>> Vidéo-t'chats de l'été : présentations techniques et ingénieurs pour répondre à vos questions

Installing Japanese 2.6

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for