Windows 2000 Arabic

Start menu---
Settings---
Control Panel---
Regional Options---
The first tab is general, the Locale should be kept at US, below this box there are languages to choose from in the lower window, click each box of each language that is desired.
Then click on Advanced, and choose from this window all the languages desired. Click OK
Then click on Default, and choose Arabic. (set on Saudi Arabia on laptop) click OK
Then look to tabs on top of window and see the Input Locales tab, click here
Add as many languages as desired,
Here is also where you should find the hot key settings. These are where you set the key that switches the languages back and forth. (ie. Left Alt Control+ Shift) Once finished with these settings click the apply and Ok. NOTE: Default setting should be with Arabic, so that menus can be provided in Arabic. This will not change the language of Win 2k to Arabic, just enables menus. Also note, your locale is the US-English, so that the clocks will be in the American system.

After the Apply and OK, there should be a prompt to restart the computer. It is also possible that at some point in this there will be a prompt to set the Windows 2000 CD in, which is normal, and should be done. If the computer does not automatically find the looked for files, instruct it to look in the I386 files.

After the computer reboots, then look to Start again.
Programs----
Microsoft Office tools---
Language settings---
Choose all languages that you desire to have, then apply and Ok.
This should prompt you to restart the computer.

This should be all that is needed to work in Arabic, English.

[CENTER]why not find any answer [/CENTER]

what do you mean by "any answer"? I am sorry I don't get it

(f)

اقتباس:  إبراهيم عرفات   كتب/كتبت  
what do you mean by "any answer"? I am sorry I don't get it  

(f)

[CENTER]
I am sorry too

my English it is not good

but I love it

any way

I mean why not help you any one

I hate that
[/CENTER]

No answers

No one (f)

hameed
there is simply no questions here, ibrahim is just telling everybody how to make their computer write in arabic. As such Ibrahim needs no help

I hope I understood you well

[CENTER]I know that my dear

I mean confirming of his say

because it is way not success with me

any other way

I very interesting (f)[/CENTER]

Mrs. masreyah

I am sorry, my english is not good, but I am studying it

I want to ask you a question about something you wrote

This sentence:
there is simply no questions here

Why you didn't write it like this:
There are simply no questions here

Thank you

[QUOTE] As such


أيوة يا عم! :cool:

As such!

و بتقول مصرية!! :no2:


مصرية مين بس! :10:




طالما فيها As such
:what:

تبقى مش مصرية :P

[quote] hameed كتب/كتبت
[CENTER]I know that my dear

I mean confirming of his say

because it is way not success with me

any other way

I very interesting (f)[/CENTER] [/quote


ولك حميدو



بدك فت




bread



كتييييييييييييير!!!




أكبر خطأ زميلي العزيز هو الترجمة الحرفية و بنفس ترتيب الكلمات في الجملة العربية, فأنت كتبت جملة عربية
(أعني التأكيد على قوله لأنها طريقة لم تنجح معي,على أي حال أنا مهتم كثيرآ)

وترجمتها حرفيآ و بنفس التراتبية إلى الإنكليزية!
!ذكرتني عندما كنا صغار ونعمل حزورات ترجمية إنكليزية,ك

God open wrote his book on in in!!!





ترجمة حرفية ل





فتح الله كتب كتابه على فيفي :yes:




أنصحك بأن لا تعتمد أبدآ على هدا الأسلوب , , انسى القواعدية العربية إن أردت تعلم لإنكليزية

بسرعة!!!

حاول أن تكثر من القراءات بلإنكليزية , أشياء بسيطة كمرحلة أولى, واحتفظ بدفتر صغير تكتب فيه اي جملة أو تعبير تحسه مفيدآ

عندما اضطررت لتعلم لإنكليزية خلال وقت قصير, استفدت كثيرآ من الاستماع إلى BBC إداعة


Bonne chance!!!