South east Asian language pack

i would like to ask where can i download chinese language pack for my torch since my phone was bought in uk...? and how can i install it to my phone?
many thx!

Hi seranhui
Welcome to the Community
There are already many threads related to your Query .In order to Install Chinese Language pack you had to Download and Install An All Language OS pack on your device which will allow you Chinese language.If you want it you can try It this way :
First remove any OS pack from your PC or laptop then
1. Download the All Language OS pack from here and Install it in your PC or Laptop Carriers
(make sure you are downloading for the same model as you have )
2. Download and install the latest BlackBerry desktop software from here BlackBerry desktop software
Then using desktop software perform your full backup of your device.
3.Search your C: drive for Vendor.xml and delete them, there may be one or two vendor.xml ( On your Pc change your folders option to show hidden files/folders ) :
C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Research In Motion\AppLoader
C:\Users\Windows UserName\AppData\Roaming\Research In Motion\BlackBerry\Loader XML
5. Go to C:\Program Files\Common Files\Research In Motion\AppLoader. (For 64-bit Vista or Windows 7, the path will be C: > Program Files x86 > Common Files > Research In Motion > AppLoader) double click Loader.exe.
Upgrade will continue then After Installation of New OS restore your backup from BlackBerry desktop
Software.
Then Connect your Device to BlackBerry Desktop Software then using Application loader you can add Chinese input on your device.
KB17208 : How to install and configure East Asian language packs on a BlackBerry smartphone.
KB05305 :Localization support for BlackBerry smartphone
Try it and I hope you will be able to achieve your end result
Prince
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Adding East Asian Language Pack

[I stupidly posted this in the Bold forum. Reposting here, where this topic obviously belongs.]
Hi, all,
I've read the BlackBerry KB on how to install the East Asian Language packs on my BlackBerry. But I am still confused. The directions say:
Open BlackBerry Desktop Manager.
Connect the BlackBerry smartphone.
Select Applications.
From the Install/Remove Application screen select East Asian Language and Input Support.
Click Start. The installation will begin.
But clicking the "Applications" button brings up a window that manages third-party applications, not BlackBerry applications and extensions. It shows all of the third-party applications I have installed (Evernote, Google Maps, WhatsApp, etc.).
There is a "+" button on the left of this applications window, but that brings me to a Finder window to search for files on my Mac. There is a "Start" button, but pressing that without changing checkboxes next to the applications raises the following error: "BlackBerry Desktop Software failed to validate your BlackBerry device update. Aborting install due to validation failure. Some packages contain unsatisfied dependencies."
So, it seems that the KB instructions are incomplete. Exactly where do I see the "East Asian Language and Input Support" option on my Mac BlackBerry Desktop Sofware? Perhaps I am supposed to use Finder to browse to some location on my Mac select an East Asian Pack file?

Hello drummonds,
Is your Mac connected to an internet connection?
Is your device unlocked and you are using a different carrier than that of the one branded to your device?
Backup your device data and reinstall your software as shown in KB19915; once the reload completes try going back into the Add/Remove applications tab.
Let me know how you make out.
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HOW TO: Install East Asian Language Pack on Blackberry 9780

Hello!
I bought a new Blackberry and want to install Korean, Chinese and Japanese on it A.K.A the East Asian Language Pack. I previously had a Blackberry 8520 and installed the language pack successfully by following this tutorial. I thought that it would work if I tried it with my new phone but it doesn't.
I tried using .JAR files by transferring directly on my phone and installing it from there, but no results. I also tried using .COD and .ALX files but there were no results! I'm confused because the other languages such as English and French appear if I use Desktop Manager or Desktop Software but it doesn't show ANY East Asian languages at all.
Can anyone please help me resolve this problem?
My phone details are as follow:
Blackberry 9780
6.0 Bundle 2647 (v6.0.0.600, Platform 6.6.0.223)
Network: T-Mobile
Bought from: Carphone Warehouse
Thank you!

Hey Ld0ttx,
Sorry for the delay in replying.
T-Mobile UK does not have east asian language pack for the BlackBerry Bold 9780. This is carrier specific though, some other network service providers may have the language pack but the BlackBerry will have to branded for the other provider.
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Installing East Asian Language Pack Always Fails

I need help. I've been trying to install east asian font encoder but everytime I try, it always says "failed and the installation has to abort." Can anybody help me? I tried installing once but it got deleted. Now, I can't install at all and I really need it. Please help me. My blackberry is Curve 8900. and I'm using a desktop sofeware for mac os x.

Hi Naishdh
I had Downloaded and Installed an OS All Language pack install it on my PC getting Thai Character and font support as well as language and input support.I think you had messed up something. Ok so let start it from begaining ,Please do exactly as mentioned :
First of all Remove any OS packages from your PC or Laptop which you had installed .
1.Locate and download the OS Pack having All Language from here and Install it in your PC or Laptop Carriers
(make sure you are downloading for the same model as you have )
2. Download and install the latest BlackBerry desktop software from here BlackBerry desktop software
Then using desktop software perform your full backup of your device.
3.Search your C: drive for Vendor.xml and delete them, there may be one or two vendor.xml ( On your Pc change your folders option to show hidden files/folders ) :
C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Research In Motion\AppLoader
C:\Users\Windows UserName\AppData\Roaming\Research In Motion\BlackBerry\Loader XML
5. Go to C:\Program Files\Common Files\Research In Motion\AppLoader. (For 64-bit Vista or Windows 7, the path will be C: > Program Files x86 > Common Files > Research In Motion > AppLoader) double click Loader.exe.
After Installation of New OS I am sure you will the desired language.
Please let us know of your results.
Prince
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East Asian Language Pack

I have a Tour, which originally was from VZW, but now doesn't have a CDMA carrier. I'm over in China and put in a China unicom SIM, and I have voice and SMS. Now the problem is it doesn't have the support for Chinese language packs.
Searching the forums all I see are: "obtain the software from your carrier" Well lets just say trying to do this with China Unicom is not a pretty process and I just want the language packs. Can someone link me the software or even a link on Unicom site to obtain the software? I don't care what or how I get it, but I just want the ability to use English and read Chinese on the phone, it shouldn't be that hard.
Thanks
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Hello,
Here is a list of all the carriers and their software download sites: http://bbry.lv/cp57Eb
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Itunes 10: East Asian languages displayed as boxes in certain areas

I just got a new computer, and moved all my music to my new computer, and installed Itunes 10. But for some reason, if I try to edit my song's info (Right click on song, 'Get Info') the titles and everything that's in another language displays as boxes. The song title itself when in Itunes displays properly, but only in the 'Get Info' box does all my Chinese, Japanese, and Korean song information turn into little boxes. It's not my computer's problem, as it displays all these languages properly. The problem lies with Itunes, but none of the help topics really do anything. Can anyone help me out please?
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Hello all,
I'm using an older version of Dreamweaver (4) but it appears
to have the capability to input East Asian (Japanese) language into
the page. I have my computer set up to read and write in Japanese.
I have Dreamweaver set up to allow asian characters, but when I put
it into the page, it comes up as a garbled mess. Is there something
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JNinja13 wrote:
> I'm using an older version of Dreamweaver (4) but it
appears to have the
> capability to input East Asian (Japanese) language into
the page. I have my
> computer set up to read and write in Japanese. I have
Dreamweaver set up to
> allow asian characters, but when I put it into the page,
it comes up as a
> garbled mess. Is there something else I need to do?
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languages
on an English operating system.
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section
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Flo,
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Does Endeca Server(Mdex) in latitude support East Asian languages?

Hi,
we're on latitude 2.2.2
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If so, can endeca server integrate with Basic and how to do it?
Thanks!
Flo

Flo,
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2. Studio 2.2 or 2.3 cannot use Infront MDEX as a data source. The reason is that the API used by Studio to make calls to the MDEX must be compatible with the interface on that MDEX. So in the case you mention, you would have an MDEX 7 API (in Studio) trying to make calls to an MDEX (InFront) that supports only MDEX 6 API calls. Therefore, the versions of both Studio and the MDEX must always match (as listed in the Install Guide).

HOW TO INSTALL IME FOR EAST ASIAN LANGUAGE? (I DON HAVE THE WINDOWS XP CD WHEN I BOUGHT IT)

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Message Edited by kw5129 on 05-20-2009 04:34 AM
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On the Ideapad netbooks with Windows XP preloaded, the installation files are on the hard drive.
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Vertical Text for East Asian Languages?

You know how East Asian languages (in my case Japanese), can be written vertically? They go down from top to bottom, in columns that go from right-to- left. Does anyone know is Pages supports this?

You know how East Asian languages (in my case Japanese), can be written vertically? They go down from top to bottom, in columns that go from right-to- left. Does anyone know is Pages supports this?
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Include Asian Language Packs for Reader 7.07 in GPO Installtion using Installshield Tuner

Dear all,
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Asian Language Pack

Hi there,
i was wondering as i switched from winmo device to bb
i could read and input asian language like chinese in my winmo device
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apology if its a repeated posting
Message Edited by edren on 03-22-2009 06:02 AM
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While this isn't for the faint at heart, I know that OSes from certain carriers often come with Asian language support. The OS I currently have installed gave me the option of installing Asian language support (it is a leaked OS though). Installing these OSes doesn't void your warranty, but if you need service, it may make it more difficult to obtain as unofficial releases from other carriers or from leaked versions are not supported (you may need to revert to the original OS before obtaining support). That said, this would indeed be one way to be able to get Asian language support.
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I have a vintage mac computer that I am trying to download the asian language pack for simplified chinese; However the error message tells me I need an update installer?? Cannot find the right download for the 10.5.8 OS

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Are you sure it is not already there? In system preferences/international/language, don't you see simplified Chinese on the list? It is supposed to be there. You just move it to the top and restart to put the OS into that language.
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