Yes.
You are exactly right. There don't need install a Chinese windows. Just
install Chinese Keyboard Input.
RTT wrote:
I was thinking of Windows being unicode... Isn't it possible to enter
Chinese characters with Arial on all Windows'?
No, you can't.
You have to change your Windows character set to an unicode character
set like #Arial Unicode MS
Yes, you can. If application is Unicode, there is only the need to
activate the Chinese Keyboard (that need to be previously installed on
the Regional Settings, Keyboards and Languages) and start typing.
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