computer displays japanese beautifly. Don't know to enter it?

Question

In other how can I word process in Japqnese or do I need special downloads

Answer 1

You will first need to download the Japanese input editor from microsoft. If you are using windows XP, it is free and easy. Go to the microsoft website, click on downloads, and search for the Japanese IME.
Here is the link:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=ceed31cd-15a9-4b86-afe5-e77a095599f3&DisplayLang=en

After you download it, THEN (unlike what someone else wrote) you will have a toolbar on your screen where you can switch from English to Japanese. You also, then, have to click on the input button and switch from English letters to either hiragana or katakana. Then you can type away! The space and enter keys will change your writing to Japanese characters and symbols.

Answer 2

If you are using windows XP service pack 2 (you can check by right clicking on the My Computer icon and click the properties tab )

SO basically, I'll type it in steps:
1) Go to 'control panel'
2) Double-click on 'Regional & Language Option'
3) Click on the 'Languages' tab
4) Click on 'Details' for text services and input languages
5) Click 'Add' and then apply and ok
6) The EN logo will appear on your desktop bar on the lower right corner.
7) switch to Japanese when you want to input something in Japanese

Answer 3

a few things to do. pop in your operating system CD eg. Windows etc and install the language files.
If you have done that already then (if you are using windows) there should be a little box showing the symbols 'EN' that's for English, meaning you are inputting English. click it and change it to Japanese.
that's why i do. its annoying having to switch back and forth with MSN but its all good.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

ありがと！（Thank you )
You had a same question as me, Because someone answered you I'm now able to type to friends and family in Japanese. Thank you very much.