Windows 7 - Foreign language characters

Long ago I set up for EN, DE, HU, and FR with the
access from toolbar. Haven't used them in a while,
and they do not seem to work now....the umlaut etcetera
just are not there. Is there any way I can reload or
download these?

  Jolly Polly replied to William B. Lurie

the umlaut etcetera - que?

perhaps this may help
Control Panel > Regional and Language Options
Languages tab > Details
settings tab > Add
then select the required languages,
press OK, OK, OK
Right click the taskbar > Toolbars > Languages (check)

  William B. Lurie replied to Jolly Polly

Thank you. I reset them and now all is well.

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