i want change the languege in my computer english to hebrew?

Question

pls

Answer 1

To show the Language bar
Open Regional and Language Options in Control Panel.
On the Languages tab, under Text services and input languages, click Details.
Under Preferences, click Language Bar.
Select the Show the Language bar on the desktop check box.
Notes

To open Regional and Language Options, click Start, click Control Panel, and then double-click Regional and Language Options.
The Language bar is displayed automatically if you install a text service such as handwriting, speech, or an Input Method Editor (IME). However, if you close the Language bar, you can use this procedure to redisplay it.
If you minimized the Language bar to the taskbar, click the Language icon () on the taskbar and then click Show the Language bar.
Once the Language bar is displayed, you can right-click it to display a menu. Use this menu to change settings for the Language bar, such as docking it on the taskbar or adding text labels.
If you are using a tablet computer, you can use Tablet PC Input Panel for handwriting and speech tasks. For more information about Input Panel, click Related Topics.
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Answer 2

I see why ... you cant spell language ....
Well Jokes apart ( i presume you are using Microsoft Windows xx)
and i presume you have some basic computer literacy
You need to go as follows
Start > Control Panel > Regional and Languages > click on languages
You can switch from english to hebrew ( or for that matter any language of your choice with..)
( You may need to keep your original MS Windows CD handy )
good luck

Answer 3

Open control panel
Open Regional and Language Options .
On the Languages tab, under Language used in menus and dialogs, click the language you want.

Answer 4

i'm an american raised in the Jewish faith. I spent years saying prayers in hebrew which I quite often did no longer comprehend a observe of. advantageous- i ought to study the translations, regardless of the undeniable fact that it looked needed to the rabbi's that the prayers be mentioned and repeated in hebrew, regardless of no count if we knew what they meant. I rationalized it as being greater approximately custom and formality than what you mentioned. Praying to god isn't for god... that is for you.

Answer 5

I'm not sure exactly how to do that.

Maybe you have to get a Hebrew keyboard to do that.

When you buy a new pc, usually you tell it what language to use.

"pcsetup" maybe.

Answer 6

there are special updates and software pakages from microsoft. Look at their website..

also you will need a different keyboard, unless you can get one of the conversion tables to follow when typing.

Answer 7

in your computer or in yahoo answers?