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How to add additional languages to your Blackberry

All language packs for BlackBerry smartphones are provided to BlackBerry smartphone users by the wireless service provider where the BlackBerry smartphone was purchased. The language packs are contained in the BlackBerry® Device Software for the specific BlackBerry smartphone model and specific wireless service provider.

To view the language packs installed on a BlackBerry smartphone:

For BlackBerry Device Software 4.1 to 5.0:

  1. From the home screen, select Options > Advanced Options > Applications or Options > Language.

For BlackBerry Device Software 6:

  1. From the home screen, select Options > Device > Application Management or Options > Typing and Input > Language.

To install a language pack, select and download the latest BlackBerry Device Software for the BlackBerry smartphone model from the appropriate wireless service provider from the list located here: BlackBerry Desktop and Device Software Download Sites.

Note: The BlackBerry® Desktop Software is required for this process, and can also be downloaded from the link above by selecting the appropriate wireless service provider. The latest version of BlackBerry Desktop Software is recommended.

Download and install the latest BlackBerry Device Software for the BlackBerry smartphone model.

For BlackBerry Desktop Manager 4.5 to 5.0:

  1. Connect the BlackBerry smartphone to the computer.
  2. Open the BlackBerry Desktop Manager.
  3. Select Application Loader.
  4. Under Add/Remove applications, click Start.
  5. From the list, select the desired Input Language.
  6. Click Next, and then Finish.

Note: to remove applications and languages from the device, deselect them from the applications list.

For BlackBerry Desktop Software 6:

  1. Connect the BlackBerry smartphone to the computer.
  2. Open the BlackBerry Desktop Software.
  3. Select Applications.
  4. In the Language and Input Support section, select the language to be added to the BlackBerry smartphone (a + will appear next to the language to install)
  5. Click Apply.

Note: to remove applications and languages from the device, select the + icon to the right of the application. It will turn into an x and be set for removal.

 

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