7. A process for monitoring a language used for character generation by an operating system, comprising the steps of: determining whether said operating system is ready to receive a plurality of signals representative of linguistic characters from an input device, said operating system running on a computer system comprising a central processing unit, said input device and a display device; reading a first plurality of data corresponding to a first language currently used by said operating system to communicate with a user via said display device, said first plurality of data being matched with a plurality of signals sendable by said input device thereby allowing said user to generate a plurality of symbols by manipulating said input device; displaying a cursor on said display device, said cursor having a color signifying that said first language is currently being used by said operating system to match said symbols with said signals sent by said input device; receiving said signals from said input device; determining whether said signals received from said input device include a command to change from using said first language to using a second language to match said symbols with said signals sent by said input device; if said signals include said command to change from said first language to said second language: reading a second plurality of data corresponding to said second language; changing said symbols generated in response to said signals to correlate with said second language thereby allowing said user to generate symbols representative of said second language by manipulating said input device; changing said color of said cursor on said display device to signify that said second language is currently being used to generate said symbols in response to manipulation of said input device; and returning to said step of receiving said signals from said input device; and if said signals do not include a command to change from said first language to said second language: displaying said symbols of said first language that match said signals sent from said input device on said display device at a position identified by said cursor; moving said cursor to a next symbol insertion position; and returning to said step of displaying a cursor on said display device, said cursor having a color signifying said first language.
7. A process for monitoring a language used for character generation by an operating system, comprising the steps of: determining whether said operating system is ready to receive a plurality of signals representative of linguistic characters from an input device, said operating system running on a computer system comprising a central processing unit, said input device and a display device; reading a first plurality of data corresponding to a first language currently used by said operating system to communicate with a user via said display device, said first plurality of data being matched with a plurality of signals sendable by said input device thereby allowing said user to generate a plurality of symbols by manipulating said input device; displaying a cursor on said display device, said cursor having a color signifying that said first language is currently being used by said operating system to match said symbols with said signals sent by said input device; receiving said signals from said input device; determining whether said signals received from said input device include a command to change from using said first language to using a second language to match said symbols with said signals sent by said input device; if said signals include said command to change from said first language to said second language: reading a second plurality of data corresponding to said second language; changing said symbols generated in response to said signals to correlate with said second language thereby allowing said user to generate symbols representative of said second language by manipulating said input device; changing said color of said cursor on said display device to signify that said second language is currently being used to generate said symbols in response to manipulation of said input device; and returning to said step of receiving said signals from said input device; and if said signals do not include a command to change from said first language to said second language: displaying said symbols of said first language that match said signals sent from said input device on said display device at a position identified by said cursor; moving said cursor to a next symbol insertion position; and returning to said step of displaying a cursor on said display device, said cursor having a color signifying said first language. 10. The process of claim 7, said operating system being one of a WINDOWS 3.1 operating system and a WINDOWS 95 operating system and their derivatives.