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| | Navigate via elevated command prompt I need to install a cantonese IME, and came upon a site with the following directions- I brought up the cmd prompt by doing Windows key, cmd. And then I'm lost .... not sure how to navigate to the Program Files\Windows NT \TableTextService area.... HELP?? The steps are the same as they were with the Unicode IME. Just grab the file from here (871 kb) or you can grab the zipped version here (144 kb). 1) Copy the text file to \Program Files\Windows NT\TableTextService on your Vista machine (if the "Program Files" on your machine is another language, use that directory, do not create a new one!). 2) Open an elevated command prompt and navigate to that directory. 3) Run the following from that command prompt: rundll32 TableTextService.dll RegisterProfile TableTextServiceCantonese.txt 4) Say OK to the dialog that comes up verifying you want to install it: |
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| | Re: Navigate via elevated command prompt On Mar 12, 11:06 am, skinnyboywol...@gmail.com wrote: > I need to install a cantonese IME, and came upon a site with the > following directions- > > I brought up the cmd prompt by doing Windows key, cmd. And then I'm > lost .... not sure how to navigate to the Program Files\Windows NT > \TableTextService area.... HELP?? > > The steps are the same as they were with the Unicode IME. Just grab > the file from here (871 kb) or you can grab the zipped version here > (144 kb). > > 1) Copy the text file to \Program Files\Windows NT\TableTextService on > your Vista machine (if the "Program Files" on your machine is another > language, use that directory, do not create a new one!). > > 2) Open an elevated command prompt and navigate to that directory. > > 3) Run the following from that command prompt: > > rundll32 TableTextService.dll RegisterProfile > TableTextServiceCantonese.txt > > 4) Say OK to the dialog that comes up verifying you want to install it: Edit: here is the link to the website of how they describe to do it. Thanks! http://blogs.msdn.com/michkap/archiv...27/679538.aspx |
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| | Re: Navigate via elevated command prompt Hello, After you have copied the file to the TableTextService folder as directed: - Click Start - Type: cmd - Right-click cmd, click Run As Administrator - Type the following exactly, pressing enter after each line: cd %programfiles%\windows nt\tabletextservice rundll32 TableTextService.dll RegisterProfile TableTextServiceCantonese.txt -- - JB Microsoft MVP - Windows Shell/User Windows Vista Support Faq http://www.jimmah.com/vista/ |
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| | Re: Navigate via elevated command prompt "Jimmy Brush" <JimmyBrush@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:7D1734C8-020E-4091-AB92-7D338232BC7A@microsoft.com... > Hello, > > After you have copied the file to the TableTextService folder as directed: > > - Click Start > - Type: cmd in the "start search" field. This confused me at first as I always out of habit clicked "run" then "cmd" > - Right-click cmd.exe, click Run As Administrator > - Type the following exactly, pressing enter after each line: > > cd %programfiles%\windows nt\tabletextservice > rundll32 TableTextService.dll RegisterProfile > TableTextServiceCantonese.txt > > > -- > - JB > Microsoft MVP - Windows Shell/User > > Windows Vista Support Faq > http://www.jimmah.com/vista/ |
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