Deplying Complex script and right-to-left languages support
Hi,
As topic I would like to deploy the extended support for complex script and right-to-left languages. I haven’t found any information about this. But I’m guessing that a simple snapshot would do the trick, but it would feel better if someone knew if it’s possible to deploy this some other way. This is for the standard XP environment and not the Windows XP MUI. //Jet
As topic I would like to deploy the extended support for complex script and right-to-left languages. I haven’t found any information about this. But I’m guessing that a simple snapshot would do the trick, but it would feel better if someone knew if it’s possible to deploy this some other way. This is for the standard XP environment and not the Windows XP MUI. //Jet
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Posted by:
clyrigham
15 years ago
Hey man...
take a look in this script :
It was not mine and I found Here:
Just a comment: If it will be a standard in your environment, try to make a build/image with those configurations when you make a new image!
I hope this can help you!
take a look in this script :
Dim shl
Set shl = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
Dim fso
Set fso = WScript.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
' install complex character & far east support
WScript.Echo "Installing Complex Script and East Asian language support"
Dim intlConfig
Set intlConfig = fso.CreateTextFile("c:\scripts\intlunattend.txt")
intlConfig.WriteLine "[RegionalSettings]"
intlConfig.WriteLine "LanguageGroup = 7,11" ' 7 = Japanese, 11 = Thai
intlConfig.Close
shl.Run "cmd /c start /wait rundll32 shell32,Control_RunDLL intl.cpl,,/f:""c:\scripts\intlunattend.txt""", 0, True
It was not mine and I found Here:
Just a comment: If it will be a standard in your environment, try to make a build/image with those configurations when you make a new image!
I hope this can help you!
Posted by:
SureFoot
12 years ago
I know this is old, but . . . I tried this script and it didn't work in my environment. I'm running XP at this time. Kace admin reports that the script completes, but the workstation shows no change--doesn't have the folder/file created, and the option isn't checked afterwards. Anyone have any thoughts?
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