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[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] kms108:
you can always try ce-star first, if you dont like it you can always delete it, the trial version allows continue display of chinese and japanese even after the expire date, and 50 times on /off for typing chinese and japanese.

www.ce-star.com

kms
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] mmoroz:
Yup, I'll give it a try, at least until I find a way to get the original Microsoft IME to work...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] larsuck:
@mmoroz and kms108 - The only problem with the original Microsoft IME is that it messes up MSNLive. If you use this a lot, then you may have a problem, but if you can live without it then see post 20 in this thread. It says basically:

Use Asukal's Let's Japan, and Asukal's repacked Microsoft IME (named IME_31J_QVGA_31J).

Then go back up to post 18 and do the registry edit listed there:

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Contro l\Layouts\e0010411]

“Keyboard Layout”=”00000409″

And you are done.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ofiaich:
Hi!

I posted about this a few times here...

When I used the above..... all Japanese worked, email etc... but MSN Messenger and Windows Live did not work.

Also some Japanese songs with Kanji and Hiragana/Katakana in their titles did not display.

If these are not important, then use the setup above...

If they are, use CE-Star or buy a Japanese OS device.

Ofiaich :)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] mmoroz:
Oh thank you -- I can live without MSN Messenger.

Do you think it would useful to make a very short summary of this thread in one of the Kaiser stickies? Something like:

Options for Japanese IME on HTC Kaiser:

1. Asukal's Let's Japan + Asukal's repacked IME

pros: best IME (handwriting recognition/prediction/conversion); free

cons: major conflict with MSN / Windows Live; songs titles not displayed correctly

how to install: (link to thread)

2. CE Star; pros: cons: how to buy:

pros: stable, no conflicts with any other software

cons: poor kanji handwriting recognition; unable to convert kana into kanji (?)

how to buy/install: (link to their website and/or thread)

3. Asukal + ookii

pros:

cons:

how to install:

4. Asukal Let's Japan + BagojsInput

pros: ...

cons: breaks Kaiser buttons; ...

how to install: ...

5. Japanese OS

pros: best IME (same as #1); no bugs/conflicts with anything; free

cons: not confirmed whether it would work for US carriers

how to install: NOBODY KNOWS IF / HOW IT CAN BE INSTALLED on a originally non-Japanese device (?)

etc

etc
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] larsuck:
Yes, I do think it would be useful, however stickies are usually reserved for something most people/everyone needs to know. Japanese output input is not really a top priority for most people.

Anyway, mods make the stickies, so I suppose you could ask them.

Also, when you make this short summary, don't forget the earlier complaint about Asukal's Let'sJapan changing the fonts. Fonts are important.:rolleyes:
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ofiaich:
Hi mmoroz,

I think it would be a good idea too! I agree with larsuck though, not such a top priority. It maybe a sticky for the 'Kaiser Upgrading' section? :)

Don't forget the need for registry edits because keyboard, camera and all buttons did not work, therefore would be a 'con'.

Did not need to do any registry edits with CE-Star. :)

And yes, " cons: not confirmed whether it would work for US carriers "

This is not known for carriers outside of Japan and the US. I am sure people oustide of the US and Japan would like to get input on this.

Ofiaich :D
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] illuminarok:
I will flash to Japanese f/w on a new HTC XV6800 from Verizon Wireless for testing purposes if someone can tell me where to get the f/w and how to do the flash.

Edit: needs to be Windows Mobile 6 FYI
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] mmoroz:
japanese support without glitches

I have done this:

1. HardSPL

2. [30.11.07] Dutty's New Build + CE OS Hybrid No.5 + TouchFlo

3. Tilt keyboard fix

4. Asukal Let's Japan No. 6

5. Asukal's IME 31J

6. Changed registry as suggested in this thread:[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Layouts\e0010411]: “Keyboard Layout”=”00000409″

7. Changed to locale back to English because I want Google Maps and other programs to display their menus in English. (But I'm ready to change back to Japanese locale if I discover any problems with this).

Everything seems to work perfectly, including Windows Live Messenger, Opera Mobile, etc.

Opera Mini couldn't work under Japanese locale because of Jbed restrictions, and I was too lazy to try to reinstall under the English locale.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] petrospekaros:
Hi:

I've experienced a sorta similar issue. I've installed asukal's Let's Japan and the Japanese IME. I'd like to have the Japanese locale, but under it a single Java program will not run in Jbed.

So for the moment I'm stuck with the English locale.

Is anyone aware of a way around this?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] larsuck:
It isn't really the same, but Tao Java works with Japanese regional settings.

BTW, Google Maps works in English with Japanese regional settings with the attached cab.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] petrospekaros:
Thanks for the hint, I'll try Tao. Anyhow, I don't assume there is like a locale setting that would enable me to start the Jbed Java under english locale while having the Japanese on the system?

Sorta like running a linux-lixe lnk of say "LC_ALL=C jbed"... Whatever?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] mmoroz:
I changed the locale from Japanese to English (US). Could you guys tell me what's the difference?

I haven't seen any difference so far -- except that Google Maps (and a very small number of other intelligent programs) switch their menu from Japanese to English.

All the input methods, display, etc, seems unaffected..
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] larsuck:
Yeah, I only have one program that gives me trouble with an English regional setting. It is called nexttrain and uses data pulled from Japanese databases on the internet. Probably some font problem or other. Everything else seems pretty much unaffected.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] dantegl36:
I'm curious about a way of fixing the problem with java apps not running. I was hoping to use operamini. I'll send an email to the contact on that Ce Star site so see if they know of a fix.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Jed D`Lagged:
Hey all,

Just throught I'd bump this thread as I'm in the same boat as everyone here with getting Asukal's IME working on the TyTN II.

Worked on my HTC Prophet. Now, coming to the TyTN II, it all worked fine until the hardware buttons stopped working, but I had seen the issue when getting it to work on my Prophet.

While the fix gets the keyboard working, I suppose you could say that it works too well. I'm surprised no one else has mentioned it (unless it's just me), but now whenever you type with the keyboard, the system assumes you're typing romaji all the time.

So when I press A on the keyboard, I get あ and when I press O, I get お.

Typing:

qwertyuiop gives

くぇrちゅいおp

When I change

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Layouts\e0010411]: “IME file”=”imjp31.dll″ to “IME file”=”compime.dll″, this fixes that problem, but I lose the ability to input Japanese together.

Anyone understand and know how to fix this?

EDIT: Okay, now I know I have to get the IME to default into half-width and this will fix the problem. But I don't know how...

EDIT2: Asukal's IME changes the default SIP to the Romaji keyboard. If you change it back to the default keyboard or something non-Japanese (I used Pocket Tweak), then you can use the keyboard in English (as opposed to romaji) after the phone boots, and you can switch to Japanese without a problem. However, to use the Keyboard in English again, you need to switch the Japanese SIP you were using back to half-width.

This will fix it for every application, bar Word Mobile, and perhaps the other Office Mobile applications.

I'ma gunna go through HKCU\Software\Microsoft\IMEJP and have a play.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] larsuck:
No need to play, Asukal has answered this on another thread. To default Romaji input into half-width English change the following key:

HKCU\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\IMEJP\3.1\MSIME

Option3

change to D instead 1
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] tyoshi:
ChaiMD's ROM

chaiMD (or chai99) provided Kaiser ROM for Japanese.

http://d.hatena.ne.jp/chai99/20071223

It requires ATOKPPC, because it is provided the wdiff format of ATOK.

I have used his ROM for about 1 month. User Interface is still English, but Input and Output of Japanese is perfect. It is stable ROM. In addition it support install script for CABs and files from storage card after hard reset. This means once you make install script, it will be recovered automaticaly after hard reset.

He supports his ROM only in his blog in Japanese.

If you have ATOK and you do not care about CID-unlock, I believe that his ROM is the best solution for Kaiser of Japanese for now.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Jed D`Lagged:
Yeah, I thought it was odd that this hadn't been covered. That'll teach me to only search this forum.

In either case, it worked like a charm. Thanks for saving me hours of reg change, reboot, reg change, reboot...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] sndance:
Worked also for me. I have a HTC Touch WWE editon. I installed IME_31J_QVGA_F.zip and LetsJapanNo6.zip (latest release is No6), then lost hardware keys.

Use a reg editor to change whatever value you have at the below key to 00000409 and your okay again, no need to reboot even :)

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Layouts\e0010411]

“Keyboard Layout”=”00000409″

Cheers

sndance
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] chenga:
I just installed IME_31J_QVGA because the Ookii system is missing some kanji (like my last name's Kanji) and I got sick of not being able to input certain kanji.

Anyway, I noticed that I lost the auto-complete in the mail program. It's not a huge deal since you can click the right-soft-button and do "check names" but it's a small hassle worth adding to the list of cons.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] trungkho:
Thank you very much !!! :D
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] BobSmith69:
Hi Everyone,

I'm running the lastest Dutty ROM on my kaiser (WM 6.1), I've installed LetsJapanNo6, IME_31J_QVGA_F and made the registry fix for the hardware keyboard.

I can now input and output japanese correctly.

But here's my problem:

I was never able to get the ookii japanese input to work (before or after), if I select "Japapese Input" in my SIP Menu, nothing appens. Same thing with the SIP option the IME_31J_QVGA_F added "Kana", "Kenskau", "Tegaki".

I'm just wondering if I'm the only one with this problem, or if I did something wrong.

Thanks!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] dantegl36:
I tried installing Asukals IME_31J_QVGA on my tilt and the keyboard and hardware buttons didnt work. I then tried the registry edit and that didn't work. Any ideas? As a heads up I first installed Ce-Star to change the regional settings ang then tried the IME cab. Not sure if this caused it, but I doesnt make sense to me why it would? Thanks! -Dante
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] speakerphone:
I used ce-star on ppc2003, and its fonts for jp are quite ugly. Actually, it is possible to install the original MS jp IME/etc on WM6 machines. I have it working fine but actually the reason I found this thread was trying to show chinese also at the same time.

Asukal's cabs don't work. Frankly, if you can't change hiragana to kanji it's useless. I though it was just me but clearly it doesn't work for you guys too.

I don't even use Asukal's stuff for reading jp. I get the real wince.nls and /compressed/ msgothic font from a jp wm6 image. MS site has WM6 emulators. Get the jp one, and copy out the 2 files. Install them manually. It's a very clean operation.

As for the IME, there's one floating around. I found it on some chinese site (that I can't read). It's called JAN IME sth, for WM5. This installs the same IME as asukal's, w/ different names. Only difference is that changing hiragana to kanji works! After this, I install decuma which I used on ppc2003 and everything's great!

Sorry I don't have the cabs here, but a search for JAN IME should find it.

Now I don't know why/how they can rip out the IME from a jp wm5, and why asukal couldn't get it right. But this is certainly the cleanest way to support jp with no extra 'crap' from ce-star etc.

My ce-star + spb weather on ppc2003 shows 日 day as 口. Does it do that in WM6?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] speakerphone:
btw this page has some nice fonts

http://smart-pda.net/Members/mikiofuku/tips/fontchange

and also shows the [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\FontLink\SystemLink]

key you should also copy from the jp wm6 image i forgot to mention.

tho I personally don't have the luxury of space to use these fonts vs the compressed one I have now!

which one's prettiest?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] nikutaro:
I have an English rom installed on a Japanese emonster, with a Japanese keyboard. I finally got everything working, but the key that should allow me to choose whether to write hiragana, katakana, english, etc, serves as a tab key. Does anyone know of a way to set it to select input method again? I don't know how to switch from hiragana to english when typing.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] larsuck:
Are all your other symbols working okay? If not, then you could try installing Advanced Config and switch the keyboard settings like that - see if that works.

If that doesn't fix it, then you could try a freeware called PZQII. Here is a link - but if I remember right it isn't too easy to set up... http://www.nicque.com/PQz/
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] krhainos:
Hello,

I have an HP iPaq 910c Business Messenger -- I've gotten Asukal's Let's Japan 6, and IME 3.1 working quite smoothly. Made the registry modification to make the onboard keyboard work, and ran the Enable_IME2.cab package prior to rebooting so it stays in bootable. I also got PQzII mapping the [SYM] hardkey to swap IMEs.

Word suggestions in English have stopped working, but I usually turn that feature off anyway.

I have one simple question. Is there a way to make the IME default the English IME instead of the Japanese IME?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] larsuck:
Two ways.

There is a default IME changer program called SIP change posted on the site here somewhere.

The other way is to make your Japanese IME auto revert to English input. This way is probably more useful, but requires a registry change. Search your registry for a key called "option3". Change the value from 1 to D (hexadecimal base).
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] seifip:
wow thnx everyone! After weeks of trying to get a good Japanese input system, trying all the lame ones like CE-Star etc. I finally can use Japanese with my PocektPC properly :)

BTW:

1. The best Japanese font for both Windows and PocketPC is Meiryo (comes by default with Vista, even the english Vista)

2. If you have CE-Star, Asukal's kayboard won't work correctly so uninstall it first
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] krhainos:
The SIP Changer didn't really help since, it stayed in Japanese mode -- but just alternated between the other modes like Kensaku. The registry mod was exactly what I was looking for.

Thanks! I was suspecting the option3 had something to do with it as it was mentioned before.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] starrwulfe:
So to sum it all up-- can someone maybe make a howto guide or a summary thread? It seems there are several ways to go about this, and for me it's a necessity since I'll be transferring to Japan for at least a year and bringing my TYTN2 along with me.

What network would be the best BTW? SoftBank or DoCoMo?

BTW anyone finds out how to insert a FeLiCa chip in there so I can use Mobile SuICa will get a super donation into their PayPal!! LOL
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ryousuke:
yes we need a summary!

can someone please advise me how i can have chinese/japanese OUTPUT only...

i want to display mp3 id tags

i like the font from letsjapan5

but yeah when i install it it messes with my diamond buttons...

so i'd prefer to install the font file itself? can this be done
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] thatsme1010:
Hi,

I read through all the thread with real interest, even though I am kind of late, I hope that someone can help me with my problem.

First of all I have a Nokia E90 I installed psiloc Japanese reader all great!!

I also have Samsung Omnia I have been looking for a similar software as the psiloc I installed in My E90.

I wonder if the the lets Japan 5 or 6 is compatible with the Omnia without any problem mentioned on the thread.

If not Cestar would also be great, I actually tried to install, and probably I managed to do it, the only problem, probably the main one is I am not a techie kind of guy, so I don't know what to do next, I don't understand IT world, I don't even know how I managed to install other softwares!!! basically I just install things and see what happen.

By reading this thread some have mentioned that by installing the cestar on trial the reading part will not stop working, I don't need to input Japanese.

So is there anyway that someone can help me to install completely and finally make the cestar work on my mobile? Omnia that is

Since I am a certified ignorant on this field if there was a way for you to contact me via messenger or skype that would be the best.

Obviously who ever is kind to do it I will email you my messengers log in name.

I kind of gave up on lets japan.

Hoping that I would get a reply.

Cheers
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ryousuke:
if you dont need input... (which i didnt)

just install the se asia font
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] thatsme1010:
Thanks for the reply,

Since I am very slow about those things, would you kindly send my a link to download it? (thatsme1010@yahoo.co.uk)

Sorry for bothering you again.

Cheers
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] pastecopy:
Hello everyone, I had installed the IME_31J_QVGA.cab file, the handwritten recognition works perfectly but when I switch the SIP back to "Phone Keypad", T9 is not functional anymore i.e. when button "2" is pressed, number 2 is displayed rather than "abc".

Tried to change the keyboard layout as mentioned above - to no avail. I think this keyboard layout is meant for the keyboard only and not the Phone Keypad. Any ideas? Anyone know the directory to "Phone Keypad" registry? Perhaps I can do comparison before and after the installation of this IME and make changes accordingly. Thank you.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] CristalDarkhoN:
HTC HD2 Japanese Input

Hi

maybe you can help me with my problem ..

I have a HTC HD2 version of Hong Kong English language and ability to input Chinese/English.

ROM: 1.72.831.1 (82124) WWE (original HTC)

I am fine throughout, and I leave the phone 'the most original as possible.

I live in Japan, I have Softbank.

The original ROM in english is Ok for me, and I do not care much if I can configure the phone for Softbank.

The only thing I want and be able to write in Japanese, hiragana, katakana and kanji.

I tried many solutions, ooki, ce-star, etc. but they all have a keyboard very small and these systems are therefore very inconvenient for me because I write with my hands and do it often.

I would that the keyboard is as big as the original "HTC sense" that it is in the picture.

I do not know if there is the original input htc Japanese or there 'some other solution.

The main thing that is I can write in Japanese with my big fingers ..

I hope in you, Man - ^
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] red5pade:
ive been searching around and cant get this thing to connect to a network. i was on mm and i wanted to go back to kk so i tried just doing a full wipe and flashed the fastboot 44s rom (i had a bunch of useless crap saved on my phone and i wanted to get rid of it anyways).

the phone booted up but it says audiofx error and then just reboots. ive tried the msm coloros download tool but its not recognizing my phone in fastboot and neither is the cm11s version of it. i can flash fastboot cm11s roms but i can not get this thing to stay on for more than 3secs.

i have an efs backup from a year ago when this happened but it says the files are corrupted but they shouldnt be. they were iso and i changed their file types to bin (not sure if that makes any sense at all)

could someone please help. thanks in advance
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drmuruga:
There is already one thread for your problem, kindly search before post

http://xdaforums.com/oneplus-one/help/fix-brickloop-audio-fx-fc-efs-corrupt-t2879061
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] red5pade:
ohhh, believe me, i searched and searched lol. i now have about 10 different programs seeing they can fix it. i just got it to turn on and stay on but i still do not have cell or wifi. the link you gave is one of many i have been trying. im giving up till the morning. wanting to watch some house of cards.

btw, the link you shared is the one that fixed the bootloops. im kinda freaking out a little because i wasnt seeing people with the same issues too often in my searches and i use my phone for work. i dont feel like buying a phone for monday

thanks for the reply though. i think im making progress.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] red5pade:
found the problem. bluestacks was stopping some commands from working. read it in another thread (been searching a lot so i dont have a link), but i just quit bluestacks and things would work in cmd prompt. thanks for trying to help man
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] dimonaki:
Hey, I'm new here and don't really understand much. I've got a Gio phone that's incredibly slow at times and sometimes I wish to just smash it. Unfortunately I don't have any money to buy a new phone so I guess I'm stuck with mine. I heard that custom roms can help in speeding up the phone and are generally better at everything since they are updated and not left to rot, like the stock versions. Problem is: I've read a few lines of some guides here and I don't understand how to do anything. With every custom rom, the developer assumes you already know how to do everything, and I don't blame them, but I have a stock rom and stock kernel and all that. Even if I want to install a new recovery apparently I can't, I read somewhere that it doesn't work with the stock kernel. So... Any help for this newb?
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kenshin1388:
While being an idiot while I am on lunch at work I decided to attempt to flash TWRP to my tablet. Used flashily and I thought everything's was okay because my boot loader displays a unlocked padlock with the word "custom" below it. I thought this ment my boot loader was unlocked but it seems that I am wrong.

Now when starting up I see an error icon with "System software not authorized by AT&T has been found on your tablet". How would I go about unlocking my boot loader without losing my data?
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] repey6:
Reflash your firmware via Odin . Take it from here http://xdaforums.com/tab-4/general/links-stock-galaxy-tab-4-firmware-t3013128

Thanks [MENTION=5954417]thisisapoorusernamechoice[/MENTION]
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kenshin1388:
I'm guessing there is no way to unlock the boot loader?
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thisisapoorusernamechoice:
Unfortunately that is correct. This is why I tell anyone interested in such things (custom recoveries, custom ROMs, etc.) to avoid AT&T and Verizon branded devices like the plague. Starting around 2014 they started locking down the bootloaders on all their devices and nobody has figured out a way to unlock them. I was stuck with an AT&T-branded phone for two years with no custom recovery or custom rom. Now I happily have a T-Mobile S5, still on the AT&T network, running CM13. Sorry for the rant, long story short, there's no way around the locked bootloader B.S.