Unpack iconv.dll
and libintl.dll
from the links provided on the vim download page, under iconv library and newer intl library and install them as directed on the aforementioned vim download page.
Update:
You will need to get iconv.dll
from the win32 build of iconv
. and intl.dll
from the win32 build of gettext
. You can access the files for both from SourceForge.
First, follow the libiconv-win32
on the SourceForge page. Click on the latest version 1.9.1
as of the date of this answer. Click on that and download the zipfile. (Currently libiconv-1.9.1.bin.woe32.zip
). The zipfile contains the file iconv.dll
in the bin
subdirectory. Put iconv.dll
in the same directory as gvim.exe
.
Next follow the gettext-win32
link on Sourceforge page linked above. Click on the latest version (0.13.1
as of the date of this answer) and download the runtime zipfile (currently gettext-runtime-0.13.1.bin.woe32.zip
). This zipfile contains the file intl.dll
in the bin
subdirectory. Copy that in the same directory as gvim.exe
, renaming it as libintl.dll
. This might overwrite a file that is already there.