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Have a Macbook Pro on OS-X mountain lion with MS Office 2011 Std installed.<br />
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In Windows, I know how to enable Chinese characters to<br />
be displayed in IE browser &amp;&nbsp;MS Word and to be typed<br />
into MS Word. &nbsp;<br />
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How do I enable Chinese characters in my OS-X browsers (Safari, Chrome,<br />
Firefox) &amp;&nbsp;to edit/type/display the characters in MS Word (&amp; Excel, Ppt &amp;<br />
Outlook if applicable)
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Have a Macbook Pro on OS-X mountain lion with MS Office 2011 Std installed.

In Windows, I know how to enable Chinese characters to
be displayed in IE browser & MS Word and to be typed
into MS Word.  

How do I enable Chinese characters in my OS-X browsers (Safari, Chrome,
Firefox) & to edit/type/display the characters in MS Word (& Excel, Ppt &
Outlook if applicable)

Enabling Chinese characters in OS-X mountain lion

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