[KS] Korean fonts help

[Young-Jun Lee]

Hi, Professor Lee,
you have Windows XP, then,  it's easy.

1) Click "Start" 
2) click "Control Panel"
3) click "Regional and Language Options"
4) you will find three categories: Regional, Language, Advanced. After entering each categories, choose what you want, probably, "Korean" (Regional) "Korean" (Language)  "Korean IME" (Advanced). In the preference choice of "language bar," choose to appear on your screen.
5) click "apply" and "OK"
6) then, your computer might ask you if you want to download some fonts you would like to use. Click "yes" if you want. 
7) Turn off the computer and restart
8) If you see a button on your computer screen that shows a "taeguk" icon, the first alphabet "A", and the Chinese character "漢," you are ready to write in Korean. 
9) when you click "A," it changes into "가" in Korean, then you type Korean in your email and Microsoft Word.

Good luck!

Best,
Young-Jun Lee  

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Professor Junghee Lee 
  To: Korean Studies Discussion List 
  Sent: 2005년 7월 11일 월요일 오전 2:28
  Subject: [KS] Korean fonts help


  Hello,
  I would like to write e-mails in Korean and type Korean in Microsoft Word
  program, but the computer does not show Korean fonts sign even if I choose
  Korean.  I have window xp, in PC.
  Could anyone let me know what I should download from which site?

  Best wishes,

  Junghee Lee
  Department of Art
  Portland State University
  PO Box 751
  Portland, OR  97207-0751, USA
  voice 503-725-3347
  fax 503-725-4541
  e-mail: dilj at pdx.edu
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