KEYBOARDS AND KEYTOP LABELS for INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGES

Fentek carries a variety of bilingual and International language keyboards for the PC bearing English characters and/or  the characters of the International Language of your choice. Please verify that you have language support for your windows keyboard prior to purchasing.    If your language is not supported by Microsoft Windows you must provide other language software and verify the keyboard character layout to assure compatibility prior to purchase. To activate language support for your windows keyboard follow these instructions.

Keyboards	Keyboard Color	Part Number	Special
Arabic/English USB	Black	KBASUSB	$25.95
Chinese USB	Black	KBCUB	$25.95
Farsi (Persian) USB	Black	KBFSUSBB	$25.95
French (Azerty) USB	Black	KBFAUSBB	$25.95
German USB	Black	KBGUSBB	$25.95
Hebrew/English USB	Black	KBHBUSBB	$25.95
Italian USB	Black	KBIUSBB	$25.95
Japanese/English USB	Black	KBJPUPB	$30.00
Korean/English USB	Black	KBKRUB	$15.00
Portuguese USB	Black	KBPUB	$39.95
Russian/English USB	Black	KBRSUSBB	$25.95
Spanish USB	Black	KBSPUSBB	$25.95

Every effort is made to ship Same Day order is received by 3:00 pm MST.

Every effort is made to ship Same Day order is received by 3:00 pm MST.

It is highly recommended that you test your Windows operating system to confirm that these features are available to you before purchasing a Language Keyboard or Language Keytop Labels. You will also want to confirm that the keyboard and keytop labels will match your software or language choice.

These instructions are found in your Windows Operating system by clicking on Help and Support and searching for "Add another keyboard layout" or "Input Method Editor (IME). For additional support you can also search Microsoft Help and Support online at http://support.microsoft.com/directory/.

TO CONFIGURE YOUR SOFTWARE IN Windows XP / Vista / Windows7 FOR MULTILANGUAGE SUPPORT:

Note: If you have problems with the instructions below, have other Windows versions or need additional assistance please go to Microsoft Product Support at http://support.microsoft.com/directory/

Step 1 - Activate Multilanguage Support:

1. Click on "Start" in lower left corner of the Desktop
2. Click on  "Control Panel"
3. Double click on "Regional and Language Options" or "Region and Language"
4. Click on the "Languages" tab or "Keyboards and Languages" tab
5. Click on Install files for complete script and right-to-left languages under
   Supplemental language support (for Arabic, Armenian, Georgian, Hebrew,
   Indic, Thai, and Vietnamese Languages).
6. Click on Install file for East Asian languages Supplemental language support
   (for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean languages).
7. Click on "Apply" button in lower right corner of the dialog box 
8. Click on "OK" button

You may be prompted to insert your Windows install CD (follow on screen instructions).
You may be prompted to restart you computer (follow on screen instructions).

   Step 2 - Add a specific language that matches the keyboard or keytop labels purchased: 

1. Click on "Start" in lower left corner of the Desktop
2. Click on "Control Panel" 
3. Double Click on "Regional and Language Options" or "Region and Language"
4. Click on the "Languages" tab or "Keyboards and Languages" tab or
   "Change Keyboard" tab
5. Click on "Details" button under "Text Service and Input Languages"
6. Click on "Add" button under "Installed Services"
7. Click on arrow and scroll to the language that matches the keyboard or
   keytop labels and click on language to select. Note: There may be several
   versions of a language. Select the one that matches the layout of the
   keyboard or labels purchased.
8. Click on the "OK" button to close the "Add input language" dialog box
9. You will automatically return to the "Text service and input languages" dialog box. The new language and keyboard layout will be listed in the Installed Services box. Note that next to each language is a small box with 2 letters indicating the language. EN is English.
10. Click on the "Apply" button in the lower right corner of the dialog box
11. Click on the "OK" button to close Text service and input languages dialog box. 

Now when viewing the Windows Desktop screen you will see a language bar or keyboard in the lower right corner of the screen. To change the language and keyboard layout just LEFT click on the language bar and select the language desired. The language selected will remain active until you select a different language.

Once the languages have been added to your options you can change them
on-the-fly through the use of "Left Ctrl + Shift"

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