How can I install Hebrew (for texting) on my Nokia C2-01?

If Hebrew is not on language setting, you can't. Only way might be installing firmware including Hebrew, a version made for it's use in Israel. How to get it? No idea. Please remeber that this is a rather old phone released about 7 or 8 years ago.
My advice: get a newer one.
Have a look at user guide here
http://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/mobile/support/product/6750-mural/

Text I presume ! Doubt if you can get Hebrew text , as little call for it . But ask your phone Network provider

Open "start menu" and go to "control panel"
Click on "Clock, language and region" or "region and language" depending on your view mode
go to the "keyboards and languages tab"
click "change keyboards"
click "add" and select "hebrew"
set as you default language in the drop down menu

additionally, to swith between languages quickly, go to the "language bar tab" and select floating on desktop or docked in taskbar

hope that helps

Hello,

Since the phone is in another language distinct from English language, you will have to use the phone symbols as a guide to get to Language settings on your Nokia E72 and change it to English. This is because you won't be able to read or understand what's on the phone menu since its not yet in English language.

Click menu, go to tools. Tools has a spanner symbol. Its the first icon on the second line of your phone menu.

Click settings. Settings, also has a spanner symbol. Its also the first icon on the second line of the Tools menu.

Click General. General is the first on the list under settings.

Click personalization. Personalization is also the first on the list under General. It has a paint symbol/icon with red, green and blue dots.

Scroll down by pressing the down navigation button four (4) times and you will get to language.

Click it and the first option on the list is "Phone language". Press it and you will see a list of your phone languages, scroll to English and select it and that would be all.

Follow the above direction and you will certainly get to English language under the phone language.

Good luck.

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go to settings menu->language settings->

Language settings
To set the language used on the device display, select Language > Phone
language.
To select the language in which you write notes and messages, select
Language > Writing language.
To select whether to use the predictive text input, select Language >
Predictive text.

hello
you can try these steps to change your phone's language

Language settings

Select Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings and General >
Personalisation > Language.
• Phone language — Set the device language.
• Writing language — Select the language used for writing notes and messages.
• Predictive text — Activate predictive text input.
• Input options — Define the settings for predictive
text input.

I have done typesetting and websites in Hebrew. It wasn't a lot of fun for me considering I don't speak the language. Word particularly has trouble with it. The best solution I found was putting the English text in a text box. You can hide the borders on the text box and change it to right alignment so that it looks like its just part of the doc and goes from left to right as it should. You can adjust how the Hebrew text wraps around the text boxes also.

I had a much easier time with Hebrew in Quark, haven't tried it in InDesign. And please don't ask me how the design department managed to steal a programmer to work on a 50+ language ad campaign. :D

Hi,

You can change the language settings by going to the following options
Tools->Settings->General->Personalisation
Then select Phone Language, Writing Language and Predictive Text options to the language you want

To reset the phone to factory settings please go to the following options.
Tools->Settings->General->Factory Settings

Regards.

Windows XP: Click Start, Settings and then Control Panel. Open Regional and Language Options in Control Panel. If it isn't listed there, click Date, Time, Language and Regional Options and then click Regional and Language Options. Click Details on the Languages tab under Text services and input languages. Click Add under Installed services. Choose the language for the keyboard layout or Input Method Editor (IME) you want to add from the Input language list, . Select the Keyboard layout/IME check box, if it is an option. If multiple options are available, select a service in the list. (If Keyboard Layout/IME is the only type of text service available, click an option in that list.) Windows 2000 Click Start, click Settings, click Control Panel, click Keyboard. Click the middle tab labeled Input Locales and select Change. Once you have clicked Change, you will see a tree that explains the Language settings of the Windows OS as well as the keyboard layout. Under the section labeled Keyboard, you will see the language that the keyboard is set to. Highlight that language and select Add. This will bring up a list of available languages. Select the language you would like to add, click Apply, and close this section. Windows may ask for a reboot in order for these settings to take effect; click OK. Windows 98 and ME Click Start, click Settings, click Control Panel, click Keyboard Once you are in this section, you will see a tab labeled Languages. Click Add, and select the language you would like to add to your system. Once you have completed this, you may have to reboot for the system settings to take effect. This will add the keyboard layout settings for the specified language.