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Typing korean on Starcraft or Battle.net (16662 reads, 32 replies, 3 years ago)
I've decided to install korean language. Every things worked fine on the internet so i decided to check it on Starcraft. First I wanted to do is to cr Id with Progamers name So i learned how to type Nada's Boxer's other progamers names but when i try to write it on Starcraft it writes like a difrent language and i don't know what's wrong. Onether problem is on B.net there it doesnt even type any single word although i can see now korean there.I tried to download AsianSuit x2 but that didn't helped unfortunately. Can Anyone help me?
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texas
Sorry for italian screen but i think you can easy understand it : )

This is for Windows XP

Control Panel -> Date, Time, Languages, and Regional Option




Under Languages click on Details and after Add


Choose Korean


Now go in Advanced Options and type first box


Restart your pc and u will have korean language
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#2 nice ;)
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tempo
When i did what #2 said, yeah, i saw korean, but i didn't see finnish letters like "ä" and "ö" and stuff. And that is a big problem in most languages i think.

If i could make it so that i can see both, it'd rock. But windows is fucking stupid.
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AnyTime
Why do you need to see Korean text if you don't understand the language (I suppose)?
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tempo
2009-01-27 10:04, AnyTime wrote:
Why do you need to see Korean text if you don't understand the language (I suppose)?
I actually can read korean (slowly).
What if i want to LEARN korean?
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2009-01-27 10:16, Ernu wrote:
2009-01-27 10:04, AnyTime wrote:
Why do you need to see Korean text if you don't understand the language (I suppose)?
I actually can read korean (slowly).
What if i want to LEARN korean?

Because of StarCraft? LOL :D
Ok, it's your own decision.
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2009-01-27 10:01, Ernu wrote:
When i did what #2 said, yeah, i saw korean, but i didn't see finnish letters like "ä" and "ö" and stuff. And that is a big problem in most languages i think.

If i could make it so that i can see both, it'd rock. But windows is fucking stupid.

yes in korean u can`t use accented caracters. it sux : )
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2009-01-27 10:22, AnyTime wrote:
2009-01-27 10:16, Ernu wrote:
2009-01-27 10:04, AnyTime wrote:
Why do you need to see Korean text if you don't understand the language (I suppose)?
I actually can read korean (slowly).
What if i want to LEARN korean?

Because of StarCraft? LOL :D
Ok, it's your own decision.

Well, any reason to learn a language is good.
And if i would learn korean, i could just go in korea, and the experience would be 100 times nicer.

But now i'm actually learning chinese using a pirated language learning software (couldn't find korean one). Just for the lulz.
Besides i'm good with languages, i already know some german, i can talk swedish english and finnish. And more recently some chinese.
Meh.

I just don't know whats so "LOL :D" about learning a language, any reason is good. And if you happen to know many languages, many more paths open up to you, you can go do business as a translator, or you could just move into korea (or any country you know the language of), if you wanted to.
Also by learning a language you can understand the culture better too.

I know english too, even though its not 100% necessary. And why i have learnt it? Well because of videogames (and internet). Otherwize i would have no real reason to learn english (other than getting grades in school). I have no real need to go to any english speaking country.
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It's a common problem under OS which is using 2byte(or 3byte) character code.(like China,Japan,Korea)
CJK national standard codes(each nation has own national code) use External ASCII Area to express 2-byte character.(of course, these characters are available by 2byte(or 3byte) character)
There is no solution that program can use both code. - CJK national code / 1byte External ASCII code -
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2009-01-27 11:07, Ernu wrote:
2009-01-27 10:22, AnyTime wrote:
2009-01-27 10:16, Ernu wrote:
2009-01-27 10:04, AnyTime wrote:
Why do you need to see Korean text if you don't understand the language (I suppose)?
I actually can read korean (slowly).
What if i want to LEARN korean?

Because of StarCraft? LOL :D
Ok, it's your own decision.

Well, any reason to learn a language is good.
And if i would learn korean, i could just go in korea, and the experience would be 100 times nicer.

But now i'm actually learning chinese using a pirated language learning software (couldn't find korean one). Just for the lulz.
Besides i'm good with languages, i already know some german, i can talk swedish english and finnish. And more recently some chinese.
Meh.

I just don't know whats so "LOL :D" about learning a language, any reason is good. And if you happen to know many languages, many more paths open up to you, you can go do business as a translator, or you could just move into korea (or any country you know the language of), if you wanted to.
Also by learning a language you can understand the culture better too.

I know english too, even though its not 100% necessary. And why i have learnt it? Well because of videogames (and internet). Otherwize i would have no real reason to learn english (other than getting grades in school). I have no real need to go to any english speaking country.

Fine. That lol was because of the sentence before it (because of starcraft...; it just doesn't sound reasonable to me)
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#9 why so serious? :(
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2009-01-27 15:38, Jun. wrote:
#9 why so serious? :(
I am a serious person.
Serious isn't really a negative thing imo.
Angry=/= serious.
Serious = not joking around all the fucking time.

Now i'm not really all that serious of a person but i'm not a fucking clown either.
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#2 forgot to put credits
THX @ ME BWAHAHAHAH
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i tried, i can read korean on bnet, but even if my keyboard is in korean, it types in english wtf? :/
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you also have to turn hansanbul (or w/e) on, after switching to korean
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#16 ho do you do that? :)
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2009-01-27 20:51, max1point wrote:
i tried, i can read korean on bnet, but even if my keyboard is in korean, it types in english wtf? :/


and mine types in spanish ... and the other days was typing in portuguese ...

joke ofc !

Dude I think that you need to press ctrl + alt + "key" or something like that .. to start typing in korean ..
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2009-01-27 21:45, Observer wrote:
2009-01-27 20:51, max1point wrote:
i tried, i can read korean on bnet, but even if my keyboard is in korean, it types in english wtf? :/


and mine types in spanish ... and the other days was typing in portuguese ...

joke ofc !

Dude I think that you need to press ctrl + alt + "key" or something like that .. to start typing in korean ..

usually alt+shift
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alt+shift+alt Gr
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