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No eroge upload request!
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General Help
Problem in Running Japanese Game?
If you dont have applocale get it here:
once you have it, install it.
run it
Click on "Browse" and find the proper exe depending what you doing either trying to play or install and click on "OK" when you find your file and then click "NEXT"
click on the japanese language option which is the very LAST one and once you choose it click "NEXT"
click on "finish" and your are done.
This works for both Windows XP Pro and Home editions
If you ask one of the questions answered below in the forum and i cannot stress this enough, you will be ignored
Regional Settings
Please bare in mind I did not write this guide, I found and edited it from [URL="http://home.comcast.net/~kagamix2/xp-compatible/japanese_setting.html"]This source[/URL] not all options will be needed, i.e entering text, but i put it here anyways.
Part A - Setting the system locale to Japanese.
(You will need administrator privileges to set this. If you don't know what that means, you are probably already running as administrator and don't need to worry about it.)
Bring up the Regional and Language Options control panel. On the Languages tab, make sure 'Install files for East Asian Languages' is checked.
If the box is not checked already then you will NEED the windows xp CD! and NO! you cannot download the files you need! the CD is the only way to do it!
Now, select the Advanced tab and set the Language for non-Unicode programs to Japanese.
Now press OK. Press OK when prompted to reboot. Alternatively, you can set Part B below before rebooting.
Part B - Setting the user locale to Japanese
In many cases, setting just the system locale (Part A) to Japanese will be sufficient, but there are a number of Japanese applications that also require the user locale to be set to Japanese in order to run properly. In general, I recommend setting both so you don't have to worry about it.
One thing you need to keep in mind about changing your user locale is that it also changes your default display for Numbers, Currency, Time, and Date to Japanese standards. This setting affects virtually all software you run on your computer. If you use a spreadsheet (Microsoft Excel, etc) or a financial program (Quicken, etc), and you set your user locale to Japanese but fail to Customise the settings back to that to which you are accustomed, you may be surprised later when dates are displayed in Japanese order, yen symbols appear where you expect dollar signs, etc. Fixing this is easy. But you do need to be aware of it.
In Windows? XP, bring up the Regional and Language Options control panel. Under the Standards and formats setting, set your time/date display settings to Japanese.
The above setting will fix programs that rely on the user locale for proper font selection. (Before and After)
Important Notes:
This is a per-user setting. If you have multiple user accounts on this system, each one needs this setting to assure 100% support for Japanese software when using that account.
After setting this, your time, date, and number displays will be set to Japanese standards. For more information about about this, see the page about Customizing the Time and Date After Changing User Locale.
Part C - Entering text in Japanese
Parts A&B should be all you need to play games, but if you need to be able to enter text in Japanese:
In Windows? XP, press the Details button on the Languages tab of the Regional and Language Options control panel and you will be presented with a screen where you can add input methods for all the languages Windows? XP supports.
Press the Details button on the Languages tab of the Regional and Language Options control panel and you will be presented with a screen where you can add input methods for all the languages Windows? XP supports.
RESTART YOUR COMPUTER
Section Complete
Classification:
Pure Visual Novel
RPG
Adventure
Fighting
Tactical RPG/ RTS/ Turn Based Strategy
Doujin Game
Rules:
No hentai sharing!
No ecchi/porn stuff, including image, youtube video, etc!
Mw uplot terserah, tapi linknya jangan taroh di sini (sampai saat ini jangan dulu)
No eroge upload request!
Sekarang thread baru ini dikhususkan u/ review & talk about erogame, visual novel dan sebagainya!
General Help
Problem in Running Japanese Game?
Spoiler for Using Appocle:
If you dont have applocale get it here:
Code:
http://www.indowebster.com/Appocle.html
once you have it, install it.
run it
Click on "Browse" and find the proper exe depending what you doing either trying to play or install and click on "OK" when you find your file and then click "NEXT"
click on the japanese language option which is the very LAST one and once you choose it click "NEXT"
click on "finish" and your are done.
Spoiler for Switching to japanese mode In Windows XP:
This works for both Windows XP Pro and Home editions
If you ask one of the questions answered below in the forum and i cannot stress this enough, you will be ignored
Regional Settings
Please bare in mind I did not write this guide, I found and edited it from [URL="http://home.comcast.net/~kagamix2/xp-compatible/japanese_setting.html"]This source[/URL] not all options will be needed, i.e entering text, but i put it here anyways.
Part A - Setting the system locale to Japanese.
(You will need administrator privileges to set this. If you don't know what that means, you are probably already running as administrator and don't need to worry about it.)
Bring up the Regional and Language Options control panel. On the Languages tab, make sure 'Install files for East Asian Languages' is checked.
If the box is not checked already then you will NEED the windows xp CD! and NO! you cannot download the files you need! the CD is the only way to do it!
Now, select the Advanced tab and set the Language for non-Unicode programs to Japanese.
Now press OK. Press OK when prompted to reboot. Alternatively, you can set Part B below before rebooting.
Part B - Setting the user locale to Japanese
In many cases, setting just the system locale (Part A) to Japanese will be sufficient, but there are a number of Japanese applications that also require the user locale to be set to Japanese in order to run properly. In general, I recommend setting both so you don't have to worry about it.
One thing you need to keep in mind about changing your user locale is that it also changes your default display for Numbers, Currency, Time, and Date to Japanese standards. This setting affects virtually all software you run on your computer. If you use a spreadsheet (Microsoft Excel, etc) or a financial program (Quicken, etc), and you set your user locale to Japanese but fail to Customise the settings back to that to which you are accustomed, you may be surprised later when dates are displayed in Japanese order, yen symbols appear where you expect dollar signs, etc. Fixing this is easy. But you do need to be aware of it.
In Windows? XP, bring up the Regional and Language Options control panel. Under the Standards and formats setting, set your time/date display settings to Japanese.
The above setting will fix programs that rely on the user locale for proper font selection. (Before and After)
Important Notes:
This is a per-user setting. If you have multiple user accounts on this system, each one needs this setting to assure 100% support for Japanese software when using that account.
After setting this, your time, date, and number displays will be set to Japanese standards. For more information about about this, see the page about Customizing the Time and Date After Changing User Locale.
Part C - Entering text in Japanese
Parts A&B should be all you need to play games, but if you need to be able to enter text in Japanese:
In Windows? XP, press the Details button on the Languages tab of the Regional and Language Options control panel and you will be presented with a screen where you can add input methods for all the languages Windows? XP supports.
Press the Details button on the Languages tab of the Regional and Language Options control panel and you will be presented with a screen where you can add input methods for all the languages Windows? XP supports.
RESTART YOUR COMPUTER
Section Complete
Classification:
Pure Visual Novel
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