Chinese on Microsoft Windows 2000 Windows 2000 has an excellent level of built-in Chinese supports.
Users have easy access to Chinese fonts and input methods.
From the Start button, select Settings and then the Control Panel. The General tab will give you the option to change your default locale, which is what programs running on your computer use to customize themselves for different languages and locations. Not all programs recognize and act on the locale, but many Microsoft programs do. Windows will then ask you insert the Windows 2000 Install CD and copy over the files it needs. The system will need to reboot for the new settings to take effect.