Windows 8 easy to install rich language packs

We know that Win7 also supports multiple languages, but you need to go to the optional updates to Windows Update or to the Microsoft website Download Center to get the language packs. Windows 8 is a more intimate simplification of the system language settings, and a new "language" option is designed in Control Panel that allows users to easily add or change display languages, input languages, etc. in one-stop service.

The simplest step is to move the mouse to the lower-left corner of the Win8 interface and select Control Panel from the right-click menu.

Left: to the Win8 traditional Windows desktop, the mouse moved to the lower left corner, from the right-click menu, select Control Panel

Right: At the Win8 start screen, move the mouse to the lower left corner and select Control Panel from the right-click menu

After entering the Win8 Control Panel, we select "Add Language" under the "clock, language and region" category, which is the new feature option for the WIN8 system.

Icon: Select Add language under the "clock, language, and region" category

In the Language Setup Panel, we can see the types of languages in the current system, and we click "Add Language".

Diagram: Choose Add language

In the Win8 Add Language Setup Panel, we can see that all languages supported by the WIN8 system are very rich. We can query different languages according to different language groups, such as "language name". The following list of languages is sorted alphabetically to facilitate user lookup. We chose Arabic.

After entering Arabic, we can see more detailed classifications in the area variables. Select the language you want, and click the "Add" button in the lower-right corner.

Icon: Select language add

The WIN8 system begins to automate the download and installation of the selected language, depending on the language pack and the speed of the network, download speed will be different, please wait patiently.

Once the installation is complete, we can see the installed language list in the Win8 Language Setup Panel. Here we can also use the "Move Up", "Move Down" buttons to prioritize the languages that are installed. You can also delete unwanted language packs.

Click on the specific language, in the "Language Options" Panel we can see the corresponding input method.

Microsoft has said that the development team has redesigned the experience of displaying language during the development of Windows 8. Microsoft is trying to relocate language from a "local market feature" to a "global user-oriented feature", and wants users to be able to use their most familiar language on any Windows 8 device.

With WIN8 system flexible multilingual support, multinational companies do not have to headache distribution in different languages in the global branch of the computer system problems, for those communications equipment lag, the mainstream language relatively uncommon areas, operating system language types of scarcity no longer become a barrier to trade unobstructed ... Windows 8 helps users truly communicate without boundaries.