What is the shortcut by which you can switch your languages?


  1. Girom
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    Windows 8
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    What is the shortcut by which you can switch your languages?


    In Windows 7, it gave you an option to switch over to other language if you have mutliple languages. For example you could press CTRL plus zero for a certain language so that it would go to that language. How do you do that on W8?
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  3. derekimo
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    Win 10 Pro x64
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    Here's a couple tutorials,

    Display Language - Change in Windows 8

    Language Settings Shortcut - Create in Windows 8
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