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Software

To make a request for more information on these pages, contact Carly Born.

  • Macintosh Tools

    Information on installing and using language keyboards and other language tools on Macintosh operating systems.
    • Macintosh OS 10.4 and 10.5
      This page describes how to enable foreign language input on Macintosh OS X, versions 10.4 and 10.5.
    • Macintosh OS X to 10.3
      This page describes how to enable foreign language input on Macintosh OS X. These instructions will work for 10.1 to 10.3 operating systems.
    • Macintosh OS 9
      These instructions are for how to enable foreign language support on OS 9. OS 9 includes language support on the system CDs.
    • Character Palette
      How to use the Character Palette on Mac OS X, for a quick way to add different characters

  • Windows Tools

    Instructions on how to use and install language keyboards and other tools on Windows operating systems.
    • Windows Vista
      How to enable different input languages in Vista.
    • Windows XP
      This page describes how to enable foreign language input on Windows XP from both the Classic and XP themes.
    • Windows 2000
      This page describes how to install foreign language support on Windows 2000.
    • Windows 98
      This page describes how to install foreign language support on Windows 98.
    • Settings for non-Unicode prgrams
      How to use the settings for non-Unicode programs in Windows XP.

  • Visual Keyboards

    A description of using the visual keyboards in Macintosh and Windows operating systems when learning how to type foreign languages.

  • Design & Layout Resources

    A collection of resources centered around Design and Layout for both pring and web media.

  • Other Software

    Other software packages used at Carleton College.
    • Audacity
      Instructions for the basic use of Audacity
    • Automatic Class Email Lists
      How to use and configure the automatically generated class email lists. You can add student assistants, auditors and others to your list or configure delivery preferences via this web interface.
    • CAN8
      Information about the CAN8 foreign language system at Carleton.
    • ELFE 3.0
      This software is based on the Elementary French Exercises (ELFE) originally written by Geoffrey R. Hope in the Dasher Authoring System by Sue Otto and James P. Pusack, and distributed through the PICS project formerly houseed at the University of Iowa.
    • Firefox Dictionaries
      How to spell-check in other languages in Firefox.
    • Microsoft Word
      How to customize Word's automatic features.
    • MS Office 2003/2004 Proofing Tools
      Information about the available proofing tools for MS Office 2003 and how to use them.
    • MS Office 2007 Proofing Tools
      Information about the available proofing tools for MS Office 2007 and how to use them.
    • Mulberry
      Instructions for installing and configuring Mulberry on your home computer.
    • News Aggregators
      News Aggregators are programs that allow you to load headlines and bylines of news articles from many different sources at once. The advantage to using a news aggregator is that you can quickly scan headlines from many different websites and web-based newspapers to find the articles that interest you. Then you can click on the headline to go straight to the full story in your browser. These could be used with advanced language and news classes for practice reading headlines, or quickly finding interesting material.
    • Rosetta Stone
      How to use Rosetta Stone, a program for students of Arabic, Hindi, Italian, Portuguese (Brazilian), Spanish and Swahili.
    • SubEthaEdit Collaborative Writing
      SubEthaEdit is a freeware application for Mac OS X that allows multiple people to collaborate on one or more documents simultaneously. The software is installed in CMC 110, and can be used for collaborative writing projects in virtually any language.
    • Thunderbird - Settings for Languages
      How to set your default text encodings in Thunderbird for maximum foreign language compatibility.
    • Wenlin
      How to use Wenlin in Carleton labs.