I can't type in Hangul :(

[Morganp93]

I'm having a lot of trouble trying to be able to get Hangul typing abilities on my computer. I have Microsoft XP on a Dell laptop. Please help!

[dtymazda]

what's the problem? Did you follow the instructions in the other thread?

Control Panel - Regional and Language
Go to the Languages tab
Insure you have 'Install Files for East Asian languages' turned ON.
Click Details
Under installed services, click the add button
Add Korean, and the default Keyboard Layout/IME (which should be Korean Input System (IME 2002)
Click OK, and OK again, and you'll probably require a reboot.

If you did it right you should see a little 'EN' floating in your task bar. SHFT+LeftALT will toggle between english and korean (changing the floating EN to KO), and once in korean, the RightALT key will toggle between roman and hangul. I have my default language in XP set to Korean, so I don't even bother with the ShftLALT, and just right alt toggles between roman and hangul.

Remember that the language selection changes between applications. So if you are in Word, typing Korean, and then switch to a browser, it'll kick you back to English.

쉬워 있죠?

[dark3tree8026]

I hope I can help if anyone has been having problems with getting the Korean to work on their computer.

When you go to pick Korean, only check the "Microsoft IME" option. Then it will work with you switch the keyboard to the "가" and the "A" will let you just type in romanized letters.

[hadiyyahsulaiman2122]

Hii,
I have been trying to get the Hangul writting on my system but it's not working.Pls what do I do..

[korea.innovative]

Hey handiyyahsulaiman,


Sorry to hear that! Such method didn't work as our learner kindly shared with us?

Control Panel - Regional and Language
Go to the Languages tab
Insure you have 'Install Files for East Asian languages' turned ON.
Click Details
Under installed services, click the add button
Add Korean, and the default Keyboard Layout/IME (which should be Korean Input System (IME 2002)
Click OK, and OK again, and you'll probably require a reboot.

If you did it right you should see a little 'EN' floating in your task bar. SHFT+LeftALT will toggle between english and korean (changing the floating EN to KO), and once in korean, the RightALT key will toggle between roman and hangul. I have my default language in XP set to Korean, so I don't even bother with the ShftLALT, and just right alt toggles between roman and hangul.

If you still don't see it improving, please give us an email through

The IT team will give you a support on how you could use Hangul in your computer!



Thank you

Madison
Team KoreanClass101.com