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I have used these forever. ALT+0222 for example, is capital Thorn (Þ). It
works fine in any textbox in Windows except for Office. According to the
help, I have to use a different code, and then highlight it, then hit ALT+X.
So, does this mean that I have to memorize an entire new set of codes for
Office? I need to be able to write relatively quickly in Spanish and German
from an American keyboard. It's pretty easy with the ALT+numpad shortcuts,
and I already know them. The instant I step into Office software, though, I
have to play by different rules.
Am I missing something here?
If I am not, why the change??
works fine in any textbox in Windows except for Office. According to the
help, I have to use a different code, and then highlight it, then hit ALT+X.
So, does this mean that I have to memorize an entire new set of codes for
Office? I need to be able to write relatively quickly in Spanish and German
from an American keyboard. It's pretty easy with the ALT+numpad shortcuts,
and I already know them. The instant I step into Office software, though, I
have to play by different rules.
Am I missing something here?
If I am not, why the change??