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Hello All,
It happened that when updating the operating system to Leopard, the
Word (11.3.8) forgot about the accentuated "o" that exists in
Hungarian (it shoudl be this: "ó"). Instead of this the Word handles
the key as up arrow. Anyway it is working well on every point of the
system, moreover even Excel (11.3.7) is able to do this simple trick
namely to handle "ó" well. I have contacted support and exchanged
some mails but we were not able to get to any conclusion better than
reinstall Office. I have tried it on other computer and it did not
work there as well, and looking through Hungarian forums several
people encountered this problem. The basic problem is that it is
difficult to use it for word processing, as on one hand the character
is widely used (even if not in every word), on the other hand it is
very annoying to write this way, namely if you forget this thing, and
automatically use that key you end up writing into the line one above.
I would like to ask if what solution could be found for this problem?
Thanks,
Peter
It happened that when updating the operating system to Leopard, the
Word (11.3.8) forgot about the accentuated "o" that exists in
Hungarian (it shoudl be this: "ó"). Instead of this the Word handles
the key as up arrow. Anyway it is working well on every point of the
system, moreover even Excel (11.3.7) is able to do this simple trick
namely to handle "ó" well. I have contacted support and exchanged
some mails but we were not able to get to any conclusion better than
reinstall Office. I have tried it on other computer and it did not
work there as well, and looking through Hungarian forums several
people encountered this problem. The basic problem is that it is
difficult to use it for word processing, as on one hand the character
is widely used (even if not in every word), on the other hand it is
very annoying to write this way, namely if you forget this thing, and
automatically use that key you end up writing into the line one above.
I would like to ask if what solution could be found for this problem?
Thanks,
Peter