MultiLanguage or localised chinese windows compatibility
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Date: Tue, 30 Nov 2004 18:55:06 -0800
Like to find out more information with regards to the above mentioned subject.
Is it possible to use localised chinese (simplified and traditional) windows
2000 pro or multilanguage pack with an English windows 2000 server?
Will there be any incompatibility for the different languages OS?
Can anyone point me to some information on the multilanguage pack for
windows 2000 pro? For example how it works etc.
thanks
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