Cannot type korean normally in Word 2013

[goja]

Hello i got Office 2013 installed here and i can't type korean in Word (while in excel there's no problem)...

안녕 will be ㅇㅏㄴㄴㅕㅇ... Letters just won't get together, never had that problem before so i dunno how to fix..?

 

[A Guy]

Do you have the Korean language pack installed?

[Download] Office 2013 Single Language Packs

A Guy

 

[goja]

This is for displaying the whole app in chosen language. Not typing. Since letters appear already, means the problem is just an option to set I guess..

 

[braddersz]

If you right click the word /Symbols can you then select: Auto correct, then change it to the correct spelling?.

 

[goja]

No it says i miss the package, but this is for CORRECTION. Ok i'm going to download the package pointed above. But isn't there another source than 4shared? Cause 20ko/s.. :s

PS: Why needing this if all former office had no trouble..? I mean this is about IME keyboard, it's already in Windows 7..?

 

[goja]

After about 3 hours, near the end, the download failed. 4shared so amazing..

 

[Neutron16]

I know nothing about Korean language, but I have just installed a Korean keyboard layout to check out your problem. And if I type D K S it will show up [FONT=&quot]안[/FONT] character in Word, not [FONT=&quot]ㅇㅏㄴ[/FONT].

I have Office 2013, but no language packs or proofing packs is installed for Korean. And it works for me.
If you have not done many customizations to your Word 2013, I would suggest backing up and deleting you Normal.dotm template.

It should be in this folder
%appdata%\Microsoft\Templates\
Copy and paste this line into Start search or address bar in explorer.
In that folder find a file Normal.dotm, back it up in my documents or something and delete original. Close Word before deleting. MS Word will create a new file with default settings after you will start it again.

 

[goja]

Just tried and it didn't work I just installed it. I got nothing custom! I had 2010 before and same I didn't had anything.

 

[goja]

No more ideas?