HIYA!

I used to live in Korea and could change between Korean and English just by punching one key. There was a key just for this, if I remember correctly. I've been told that pushing the tilde key will change languages, but it doesn't work on my computer.

Anyone got any suggestions? Do I just need to do something in Control Panel? I use a Samsung Netbook NP-140, with a Windows 7 Starter OS.

It's not that it takes such a long time to use the cursor to click a couple of things, but presto-chango sure is nice.

Thanks a ton.

Not sure if it's the same on every OS or keyboard, but for me if it's set on Thai language then I can toggle back to English using the CapsLock key.

For Windows OS:

---->Control Panel --->Regions/Languages----->Change Keyboards---->Advanced Key Settings----->Change Key Sequence.

Cheers.

Thanks มากฯ!

I switch between languages using "Alt" + "shift". This switches between the languages I added to the language bar (which you can move around the desktop to a position where you want it). Alternatively, I can click on the language bar with the mouse and then click on the language I want.

Just for the sake of any Mac users, it's command+spacebar

Thanks Soundman!

I'd been trying to sort that for a while.

I switch between languages using "Alt" + "shift". This switches between the languages I added to the language bar (which you can move around the desktop to a position where you want it). Alternatively, I can click on the language bar with the mouse and then click on the language I want.

Same for me, Windows Vista (on a PC, obviously ).