Charlie
Mon Aug 28 19:08:20 CDT 2006
Glad to hear it, since clearly the rest of us were not coming up with an
answer. Thank you for reporting back!
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Charlie.
http://msmvps.com/xperts64
Tin Tin Deo wrote:
> Seems I solved my own problem; After uninstalling and reinstalling East
> Asian font support on a whim, the Simplified Pinyin and Taiwanese
> Traditional (which wasn't available pre-reinstall) IMEs both work in most
> 32 bit apps.
>
> I'm a little befuddled as to why it didn't work out the first time around
> (I did have the OEM disc in the second time around, but I'm relatively
> sure that was the case the first time as well), but it's a nonissue now,
> at any rate.
>
> "Tin Tin Deo" wrote:
>
>> To sum things up, would anyone know where can I find/download a 32/64
>> Chinese Input Method Editor?
>>
>> Details:
>>
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=892075 States (basically) that it's as
>> easy as enabling a 32/64 IME, which is all fine and dandy, but I don't
>> have any IMEs that came with my XPx64 install that even mention their
>> native architecture (proper term?); I assume they're all only 64-bit
>> with no 32-bit support - at the very least the only IME I'm concerned
>> with (Chinese) only operates properly in 64-bit applications (crashes
>> 32-bit apps).