[paolo maldini]

hi

i have windows vista but i have problem with writing arabic language only in internet explorer

so can u help me plzzzzz

thnxx

[Dave Hybrid]

I think you need to run 'windows update' and download the Arabic language support.

[paolo maldini]

thnxx Dave Hybrid

but i could not find arabic language support on windows update

plzz help me

[Dave Hybrid]

Arabic Support
Adding Arabic language support
To add the Arabic language support in English version of Windows you need to follow these instructions:

1. Click on "Start" button and then select "Control Panel".
2. Under "Clock, Language, and Region" area select "Change keyboards or other input methods" link. Note: If you are in the Control Panel "Classic View" then double-click on "Regional and Language Options" icon and click on the tab "keyboard and languages".
3. Click on the "Change keyboards…" button then click on "Add…" button.
4. Expand "Arabic (your Country)" tree then Expand "Keyboard" tree from the list.
5. Make a check mark beside the required keyboard(s).
   Note: You can preview any keyboard before adding it by highlighting its name then click on "Preview…" button.
6. Click "OK" to add the selected keyboards to the "Installed Services".
7. Click "OK" to confirm and apply your new language settings.

Note: If you add more than one keyboard to the same language; you will notice a keyboard icon in the language bar which enables you to switch between the language keyboards.


Setting the standards and format for a specific Arabic Country
Users can set the format of their numbers, currency, time and date through following steps:

1. Click on "Start" button and select "Control Panel".
2. Under "Clock, Language, and Region" select "Change keyboards or other input methods".
   Note: If you are in the Control Panel "Classic View" then double-click on "Regional and Language Options".
3. Select the "Formats" tab and from the drop down list select your language and country.
   
4. Click on the "Customize this format…" button.
5. To customize the numbers format select the "Numbers" tab.
   
6. To customize the currency format select the "Currency" tab.
   
7. To customize the time format select the "Time" tab.
   
8. To customize the date format select the "Date" tab.
   Note: For the first time "Um-Al-Qura" calendar is supported in Windows Vista.
   

[studiolafayette]

Try going to "coding" in yor browser, in IE you go to "view" then "coding", then choose "unicode" or Arabic, this should work

[paolo maldini]

thnxxx all

:)

[Dave Hybrid]

Did you fix this?