How to Write Kanji in Windows Vista
Kanji is made up of logographic traditional Chinese characters that are used in modern Japanese writing along with hiragana and katakana. Kanji actually means "Han Characters." It is the first form of written symbols used to display Japanese grammar, and it was modified to include diacritical marks to to allow Japanese speakers to read the Chinese characters. With Windows Vista, you can write documents in Kanji within a few clicks.
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Instructions
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Click "Start," "Control Panel" then "Clock, Language and Region."
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Click "Keyboards and Languages," then "Change Keyboard."
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Check the box next to "Install Files for East Asian Languages" then click "Apply." Wait for the installation to complete, then click "Details."
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Click "Add," then select the "+" link next to "Japanese." Click the "+" next to "Keyboard" and put a check mark in the box next to "Microsoft IME" and click "OK."
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Launch Microsoft Word. There should be a language bar that appears. Click "EN English (United States)" and then click "JP Japanese (Japan)." Click on the Japanese word at the end of the list on the right next to "Help" and click the third Japanese word in the drop-down list. Click "OK."
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Click "A" on the drop-down list and click "Hiragana." Press the space bar on the keyboard after typing each word and it will then be converted to Kanji.
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