Can Touch Pro type in different languages?

[fullgrown]

Hi, first time posting here. someone recommended me here to ask a question.
Can Touch Pro type in different languages?
such as windows, where you can download language bar and type in korean or other languages to write emails or papers or anything.
can it do that?

[WarChild]

there is an update for this on the HTC web page i think

[HBOOT]

The answer is yes, try to use spb keyboard, it lets you chose your langage and they have a free trial

http://www.spbsoftwarehouse.com/products/keyboard/?en

[lipidfats]

Originally Posted by fullgrown

Hi, first time posting here. someone recommended me here to ask a question.
Can Touch Pro type in different languages?
such as windows, where you can download language bar and type in korean or other languages to write emails or papers or anything.
can it do that?

There should be programs for korean, since i know there are some for chinese and japanese. Might be hard to find one that's VGA compatible though. Do a search on yahoo/google with keywords "windows mobile korean input" or with other words like "IME" and "ppc."
Here's one that i found quickly, but not sure if it will work with the touch pro or do what you want:
* Korean keyboard (2bulsik).
* Korean Bigkey input method(combine).
* Korean Bigkey input method(multi-tap).
* Support of user-define key for Korean Bigkey.
* Processing Korean web documents and e-mail.
* Provide font for Korean letters

http://classic.pocketgear.com/softwa...il.asp?id=9107

Can't hurt to try the trial... but i just noticed it says VGA support and windows mobile 6.1 compatible - so you may be in luck.
Goodluck.

[HBOOT]

Phatty dude, spb is veggie compatible.

[stevedusa]

Yeah of course! I've been reading and inputting Chinese on my Touch Pro for a while.

I use CE-Star by Mobem Software. I supports Chinese (both simplified and traditional), Japanese and Korean. The standard version is only $28, where the professional version will include handwriting recognition (Chinese only I believe) and multi-language dictionary.

http://www.mobem.com/products/CE-Star.php

Yeah if you know how to use different language IME then you will know how to use them with CE-Star on the Touch Pro.

Only downside? Well for some reason, CDMA network dosen't like non-Unicode text messages. My friend's FUZE can receive and send non-Unicode TXT, but when he sends to me it simply becomes "??????", same as I send a reply to him. But not in between phones in the GSM network.

[69L46]

For Thai I've used ThaiWinCE. It seemed to cause some problems with the standard keyboard, but that may have been due to something else. It includes handwriting recognition as well as a straight keyboard.

There's a trial and pay veriosn available.

Though there has to be non-English versions of WM6.1 that allow correct display of non-Roman fonts in apps like IE.

[orlandojumpoff]

Originally Posted by stevedusa

Yeah of course! I've been reading and inputting Chinese on my Touch Pro for a while.

I use CE-Star by Mobem Software. I supports Chinese (both simplified and traditional), Japanese and Korean. The standard version is only $28, where the professional version will include handwriting recognition (Chinese only I believe) and multi-language dictionary.

http://www.mobem.com/products/CE-Star.php

Yeah if you know how to use different language IME then you will know how to use them with CE-Star on the Touch Pro.

Only downside? Well for some reason, CDMA network dosen't like non-Unicode text messages. My friend's FUZE can receive and send non-Unicode TXT, but when he sends to me it simply becomes "??????", same as I send a reply to him. But not in between phones in the GSM network.

i used cestar on my mogul and it was great (for japanese). but when i got my pro i could not get it to work for japanese at all... when i open the keyboard the screen/background where i'd be typing, like in an email, goes white and won't let me input anything. i tried contacting support and they told me to pay for a registration key.................. i was like uh, why would i pay for it if i can't even get the trial to work....
i'd love to get it working though.