I think Office is distributed in Chinese markets with Chinese language packs containing the latest IME updates, and so if it sees Office the installer assumes you already have the update.
OFFICE 2010 SP3 64 BIT DOWNLOAD UPDATE
Someone at Microsoft keeps releasing IME update installers that look for Office on your system. The first time I clicked the installer, I got the very cryptic "You don't need this" message shown here. If you do see this error message, read on. For a while this was fixed, but it may have returned.
If your installation isn't stopped by an error message, you can skip this section and scroll on down.
OFFICE 2010 SP3 64 BIT DOWNLOAD INSTALL
On the next page, select the appropriate version for your system: 圆4 for 64-bit systems, or x86 for 32-bit systems.Īfter you download the file, double-click, install and you're done.unless you get an error message. You can also ignore the omission of Vista and XP sp3: it works on those as well as Windows 7. (It does not work in Windows 8 or later.) Install this update after Language Packs / MUI Packs for Windows or Office to avoid replacing this update with older IME files.Īlthough that page is titled "Microsoft Office 輸入法 2010", don't worry if you have a different version of Office or don't have Office at all. In Windows 7 and Vista, East Asian languages are enabled by default. In Windows XP you must enable East Asian languages. Unicode font support option (Tool menu > Properties.Simplified character option (Tool menu > Properties), and.Hong Kong Cantonese, which was missing in Vista and Win7 for awhile,.Hong Kong Cantonese 2010, featuring Jyutping (Jyutpin) phonetic input,.New Quick 2010, a keyboard overlay a bit like Cangjie.New ChangJie 2010, which should be written "Cangjie"., and.New Phonetic 2010, featuring Pinyin, Zhuyin, & other popular keyboards,.It will install on both 32-bit and 64-bit systems. This is for Windows 7, Vista and XP SP3 and - I repeat - does not require Office. This free update is called "Microsoft Office 輸入法 2010" but does not require any version of Office installed.
Q: Is there a way to update/upgrade/repair my Microsoft Traditional/Taiwan/HK IME?Ī: Yes! A free download from Microsoft supports Windows 7, Vista and XP SP3,Īnd despite its name does not require you to own Microsoft Office! FAQ: Taiwan IME 2010 Update - New Phonetic, Changjie, Quick, Cantonese Jyutping Jyutpin - Office 2010 :: Pinyin JoeįAQ: Free Traditional IME 2010 Update Microsoft New Phonetic, Cangjie, Quick and Cantonese Jyutping Traditional Input Method Updates for Windows 7, Vista and XP
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