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Using the quotion key to change the next keystroke

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Brian Floyd - 25 May 2008 23:49 GMT
When I am writing in either Outlook or Wordpad and use the " or ' key then
the next letter I type is sometimes altered.  For example if I type "
followed by the letter t then it appears normally, example - "t.  But if the
next key I press is either e,i,y,u,o or a then it alters the letter example -
ë, ï, ÿ, ú, ó and á.  The first three were done using the " mark then the
letter.  The last three were done using ' then the letter.  I assume it is
somehow associated with typing  in another language, maybe Greek but I
certainly don't want it and don't need it.  I did have activated another
keyboard language, Cyrillic, but I have disabled that but my problem remains.
Jim - 28 May 2008 15:26 GMT
> When I am writing in either Outlook or Wordpad and use the " or ' key then
> the next letter I type is sometimes altered.  For example if I type "
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> keyboard language, Cyrillic, but I have disabled that but my problem
> remains.

Hit the spacebar after entering the quote.

JimF
 
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