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03-27-2007
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| Newbie Join Date: Mar 2007 | Wrong Keyboard Characters Hi - I'm using Vista Business. When using an office program, certain characters do not show up correctly. For instance the '@' symbol (shift+2) shows up as quotes. Here's the strange part. I can type normally in notepad. This suggests that there's a setting in Office?? In either case, I tried changing Vista's language settings by right clicking the taskbar -> toolbars but the 'languages' toolbar does not appear. In other words, i don't have any other languages installed. Anyone have any ideas how to fix this? Any help would be appreciated! Thanks |
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03-27-2007
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| I’m a PC | Shift+2 for quotes is UK (maybe others) I have just had a look in Excel and you can change the language for office (excel in this case) Excel options --> Popular Tab --> Language settings --> Primary editing Language |
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06-02-2009
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| Newbie | Re: Wrong Keyboard Characters I have a single workbook (Excel 2007) which has a US keyboard eg Shift+3 = # but all my other workbooks are (correctly) UK eg Shift+3 = £. The primary editing language is set for English (UK). Does anyone know how to change the keyboard for a single workbook? |
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