[godofdeath]

I know that you can type chinese on the blackberry.
Heck I had the thing set to where I installed chinese typing thing on the blackberry.

But now its gone, when I use desktop manager, its not there.

Is the typing/input language thing OS provider dependent or DM dependent.
I saw some people say one and some say another.

[Reed McLay]

Chinese is part of the Asian Multilanguage package. If you have upgraded your OS to North American or European package, Chinese is no longer available.

[godofdeath]

Chinese is part of the Asian Multilanguage package. If you have upgraded your OS to North American or European package, Chinese is no longer available.

so it's OS provider dependent?

[Reed McLay]

so it's OS provider dependent?

Yes. Each carrier packages the RIM software for their marketplace.

If you upgrade your OS from an Asian carrier, you will have English and several Asian/South Asian languages to choose from.

If you upgrade from a North American carrier, it's typicaly English, French, Spanish and Brazillian Portuguese.

Europian carriers offer other languages include those on Cyrillic alphabets like Russian.

[godofdeath]

Yes. Each carrier packages the RIM software for their marketplace.

If you upgrade your OS from an Asian carrier, you will have English and several Asian/South Asian languages to choose from.

If you upgrade from a North American carrier, it's typicaly English, French, Spanish and Brazillian Portuguese.

Europian carriers offer other languages include those on Cyrillic alphabets like Russian.

ok thanks a lot guess I will try to go back to an asian package maker

Are there anything that would work OTA

[Reed McLay]

There is no OTA for system software, what would you do if something goes wrong?

I am aware of members that have successfully moved language components from one package to another. It can be done, if needed.