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"Norman Diamond" wrote ... > "Paul Blay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message > news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > "Norman Diamond" wrote ... > > > On a Dell machine with Windows XP Professional SP1, the IME toolbar keeps > > > disappearing. I was wondering why. But now I know where it went. On an > > > NEC machine with Windows XP Professional SP1, now there are two IME > > > toolbars. They don't even agree on the input mode, one says Ro-maji and one > > > says hiragana. Here's a screen shot from the NEC: > > > http://home.att.ne.jp/star/ndiamond/ime.jpg > > > > What version does each identify itself as? > > I don't know. How can I get them to identify themselves? Help icon -> Microsoft(R) IME [EMAIL PROTECTED]<%I 2002 -> バージョン情報(A) > > The one on the left is the standard Windows XP (by the look of it), the one > > on the right looks more like a MS Global IME (but it's been a while since I > > used that). > > [...] Also, since the one on the right has an > icon for 「ツール」 on the right, I don't think it's IME 2000. Yup you're right. I realised I was probably wrong sometime after I posted, but as I didn't have anything more useful to suggest. I do however have the feeling I've seen something like that once before in the dim and distant past (e.g. more than a month ago) Somethings you can try at random are 1. Removing and re-installing the IME, 2. Removing every input method /except/ the Japanese IME, 3. Turning the 'Language Bar' off / on from the taskbar toolbars options. 4. news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.windowsxp.general (not necessarily in that order).
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