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November 14th 04, 04:34 AM
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Character set problem
I have a P4 Windows XP system (English, UK) with SP2.
Problem: In most - but not all - programs when I try to insert an accented letter 'e' (e-acute), an inverted N with an accent mark on top is displayed instead. I use a US keyboard, and the regional settings/language is set to English U.S. In IE, encoding is set to auto-select. I have tried different encoding settings, but to no avail. Any suggestions? Anton 
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November 14th 04, 11:12 AM
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How are you trying to insert that character? Have you tried using Alt + 138 (Numeric Keypad)? -- Will Denny MS-MVP - Windows Shell/User Please reply to the News Groups "WinXPuserNL" wrote in message ... I have a P4 Windows XP system (English, UK) with SP2. Problem: In most - but not all - programs when I try to insert an accented letter 'e' (e-acute), an inverted N with an accent mark on top is displayed instead. I use a US keyboard, and the regional settings/language is set to English U.S. In IE, encoding is set to auto-select. I have tried different encoding settings, but to no avail. Any suggestions? Anton
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November 14th 04, 05:32 PM
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"Will Denny" wrote: Hi How are you trying to insert that character? Have you tried using Alt + 138 (Numeric Keypad)? -- Will Denny MS-MVP - Windows Shell/User Please reply to the News Groups "WinXPuserNL" wrote in message ... I have a P4 Windows XP system (English, UK) with SP2. Problem: In most - but not all - programs when I try to insert an accented letter 'e' (e-acute), an inverted N with an accent mark on top is displayed instead. I use a US keyboard, and the regional settings/language is set to English U.S. In IE, encoding is set to auto-select. I have tried different encoding settings, but to no avail. Any suggestions? Anton The correct sequence is Alt+0233 as in é.
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November 14th 04, 05:40 PM
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"Chuck Davis" wrote in message
... "Will Denny" wrote: Hi How are you trying to insert that character? Have you tried using Alt + 138 (Numeric Keypad)? -- Will Denny MS-MVP - Windows Shell/User Please reply to the News Groups "WinXPuserNL" wrote in message ... I have a P4 Windows XP system (English, UK) with SP2. Problem: In most - but not all - programs when I try to insert an accented letter 'e' (e-acute), an inverted N with an accent mark on top is displayed instead. I use a US keyboard, and the regional settings/language is set to English U.S. In IE, encoding is set to auto-select. I have tried different encoding settings, but to no avail. Any suggestions? Anton The correct sequence is Alt+0233 as in é. Slip of the finger: Alt + 130 (Numeric Keypad) -- Will Denny MS-MVP - Windows Shell/User Please reply to the News Groups
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