To add the code page(s):
1. | Use Windows Explorer to browse the Windows NT Server 4.0 compact disc.
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2. | View the Langpack subdirectory.
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3. | Select and right-click any of the available .inf files.
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4. | Click Install.
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5. | To verify that the code page has been successfully installed, in
Control Panel Keyboard, click Input Locales, or click the Locales tab on
the Exchange Server properties page.
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The following Readme.txt is included in the Langpack subdirectory.
This directory contains files to add additional language support for
Internet Explorer version 3.0 and Exchange Server version 4.0. To install
these files, log on to an account with Administrator privilege, start the
Windows NT Explorer and right-click on the .inf file named appropriately
for the language or group of languages that you want to add support for.
Then select the "Install" option from the menu. You will be prompted for
your Windows NT CD. Some of the necessary files are in this directory
(Langpack) and the remaining files are in the normal Windows NT
distribution directories, I386.
The following is a list of the .inf files and a brief explanation of the
language support that they include.
Arabic.inf - Arabic code page conversion and NLS API support
(No IE3 viewer support)
Cyrillic.inf - Cyrillic based language support
European.inf - Latin based European language support
ExchSrvr.inf - All code page conversion tables for Exchange Server
Greek.inf - Greek language support
Hebrew.inf - Hebrew code page conversion and NLS API support
(No IE3 viewer support)
Japanese.inf - Japanese code page conversion, NLS API support
and font
Korean.inf - Korean code page conversion, NLS API support and font
TChinese.inf - Traditional Chinese code page conversion, NLS API
support and font
Thai.inf - Thai code page conversions and NLS API support
(No IE3 viewer support)
Turkish.inf - Turkish language support
US_Eng.inf - US English language support
Vietnam.inf - Vietnamese code page conversions and NLS API
support (No IE3 viewer support)
You need to restart following installation of Japanese, Korean, and
Traditional Chinese.