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21-Apr-2008, 12:36 AM #1
Two Langauges in MAC OS X
Hi Dears,
I am using MAC OS X, Please any one guide the procedure of using other languages such as persian. i want to write my documents in english and also in persian but i dont know how change the keyboard to persian.
Please Kindly Help Me.
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Please any one help me.....................
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21-Apr-2008, 05:39 PM #3
Hi there:

I'm unsure which version of OS X you are using, but if you click System Preferences from the Dock, then choose the International tab, under Languages you may specify your language preference there.

If you tell me what version of OS X you are using, I will try to provide you specific instructions.

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Hello again:

See if this link offers any insight. Particularly where it talks about Typing Foreign Languages.

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