How To Type in Hangul
Hi Everyone,
I've had a lot of people ask me about this so I thought I'd share. All of the credit goes to www.zkorean.com. It's a great site. You all should check it out. Instructions on how to type in Hangul behind the cut.
Windows XP
Click the "Start Menu" and chose the "Control Panel".
Click "Date, Time, Language and Regional Options" icon.
Select "Add other languages"
You should see the "Regional and Language options" dialog box appear. Click the languages TAB from the top. Click on the "Install files for East Asian Languages" check box. You should also see the "Text services and input languages" dialog box.
In "Text Services and Input Languages" dialog box we need to add the Korean IME and the Korean Keyboard components.
Click the "Add..." button. You should now see the "Add Input Language" dialog box.
Choose "Korean" in the "Input language" dialog box.
While still in the "Add Input Language" dialog box, check the "Keyboard layout/IME" check box and chose "Korean Input System (IME 2002)" in the drop down dialog box.
Click the "OK" button. You should end up with a "Korean" entry under "Installed Services".
Be sure that there is also a keyboard entry under "Korean" and that it is the "Korean Input System (IME 2002)" and NOT just "Korean".
Finally click the "OK" button.
You may be asked to put your Windows XP CD-ROM in the CD drive so that the relevant files can be copied across to your hard drive.
After rebooting you should now see the IME icon in your task bar. Using the Korean IME in Windows XP is exactly the same as with Window 95/98/ME, except that the IME icons in the task bar look a little different.
If you need further help just let me know, or if you need instructions for a different OS. Unfortunately, these guides are for windows users only, sorry Mac people. I hope this helps. :)
~라사 (Rasa)
I've had a lot of people ask me about this so I thought I'd share. All of the credit goes to www.zkorean.com. It's a great site. You all should check it out. Instructions on how to type in Hangul behind the cut.
Windows XP
Click the "Start Menu" and chose the "Control Panel".
Click "Date, Time, Language and Regional Options" icon.
Select "Add other languages"
You should see the "Regional and Language options" dialog box appear. Click the languages TAB from the top. Click on the "Install files for East Asian Languages" check box. You should also see the "Text services and input languages" dialog box.
In "Text Services and Input Languages" dialog box we need to add the Korean IME and the Korean Keyboard components.
Click the "Add..." button. You should now see the "Add Input Language" dialog box.
Choose "Korean" in the "Input language" dialog box.
While still in the "Add Input Language" dialog box, check the "Keyboard layout/IME" check box and chose "Korean Input System (IME 2002)" in the drop down dialog box.
Click the "OK" button. You should end up with a "Korean" entry under "Installed Services".
Be sure that there is also a keyboard entry under "Korean" and that it is the "Korean Input System (IME 2002)" and NOT just "Korean".
Finally click the "OK" button.
You may be asked to put your Windows XP CD-ROM in the CD drive so that the relevant files can be copied across to your hard drive.
After rebooting you should now see the IME icon in your task bar. Using the Korean IME in Windows XP is exactly the same as with Window 95/98/ME, except that the IME icons in the task bar look a little different.
If you need further help just let me know, or if you need instructions for a different OS. Unfortunately, these guides are for windows users only, sorry Mac people. I hope this helps. :)
~라사 (Rasa)