Polish character lower case l does not display

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mandi - 26 May 2004 18:56 GMT

We are using Windows NT4 with Office 2000. We have
installed the Polish language support. All characters
except the lower case l work correctly. We can not get
the lower case L to work at all. Any suggestions?

Thanks

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tvb68 - 27 May 2004 21:34 GMT

What keyboard layout are you using?
The easiest one to use is Polish-Programmers. You may access polish
characters by simultaneously hitting RightAlt and appropriate letter.

Tom

We are using Windows NT4 with Office 2000. We have
installed the Polish language support. All characters
except the lower case l work correctly. We can not get
the lower case L to work at all. Any suggestions?

Thanks

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Mandi - 27 May 2004 22:12 GMT

We are using the Polish-Programmers. The RightAlt works
for all characters except the lower case L. I couldn't
find anything already assigned to the RightAlt l, nor
could I remap the character to RightAlt l. I am able to
map LeftAlt l, but that is very inconvenient to use.
Any suggestions?

Thanks!

mandi

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tvb68 - 01 Jun 2004 14:50 GMT

If you have integrated Intel graphics, then the RightAlt+l might have been
"captured" by some other programme. It is associetd with the graphics
drivers and you must disable it in the driver properties.

Good luck

Tom

We are using Windows NT4 with Office 2000. We have
installed the Polish language support. All characters
except the lower case l work correctly. We can not get
the lower case L to work at all. Any suggestions?

Thanks

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mandi - 02 Jun 2004 21:24 GMT

Well, that was a nice thought, but that's not it. Any
other suggestions?

Thanks!
mandi

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tvb68 - 03 Jun 2004 18:37 GMT

Sorry, have no other suggestions. However, if everything else works then I
would stick with the "hijacking". I believe that C++ or Delphi software
could be responsoble for the capture as well. Try stopping bacground
processes and see if it helps.

Tom

Well, that was a nice thought, but that's not it. Any
other suggestions?

Thanks!
mandi

>-----Original Message-----
>If you have integrated Intel graphics, then the

RightAlt+l might have been

>"captured" by some other programme. It is associetd

with the graphics

>drivers and you must disable it in the driver properties.
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