INSTALLING SUPPORT FOR YOUR COUNTRY
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You can install this version of Windows Me by upgrading from an
existing installation of Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows 98
Second Edition. By default, your existing settings are detected
and maintained. For example, when you upgrade from Polish
Microsoft Windows 95, your default regional settings are still
in Polish, your default keyboard still generates Polish
characters, and you run your Windows-based programs as you
did before.
If you install Windows Me on a computer that is currently
running MS-DOS only, you should specify the language, country/
region and keyboard layout you want during Setup. The default
is English and the United States.
To change your regional settings:
1. During Setup, select the Custom option in the Windows Me
Setup wizard.
2. In the Language dialog box, click your spoken language.
Click Next to continue.
3. In the Country/Region dialog box, click your country.
Click Next to continue.
4. In the Keyboard Layout dialog box, click your preferred
keyboard. Click Next to continue.
Setup then installs these regional settings and keyboard
layout values for Windows-based and MS-DOS-based programs.
NOTE: Some languages default to the U.S. keyboard that is
defined for MS-DOS windows and MS-DOS-based programs.
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REGIONAL SETTINGS
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Windows Me defines which Windows and MS-DOS code pages and
system fonts are installed on your computer. You cannot change
these settings after Setup.
Regional Settings also defines which international settings--
such as date, currency, time formats, and sort orders for
programs your computer will use.
To change your international settings after Setup:
1. Click Start, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.
2. Open Regional Settings. If you do not see the Regional Settings
icon, click View All Control Panel Options.
3. On the Regional Settings tab, select the appropriate language
and country/region.
4. To change your number, currency, time, and date settings,
click the respective tab, and then make your changes.
5. Click OK.
Regardless of whether you are upgrading over Windows 95,
Windows 98, or Windows 98 Second Edition, it is recommended
that you verify that your regional settings have been detected
correctly.
How to enable support for Macedonian in Windows 98 or Windows ME
To create documents in Macedonian in Windows 98 or Windows ME, you must enable multiple-language support:
Click Start, click Settings, click Control Panel and then double-click Add/Remove Programs.
On the Windows Setup tab, double-click Multilanguage Support, and then check Macedonian.
Press the OK button.
Press the OK button to save the settings.
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