[englishrose4719]

Can anyone tell me how to swop them over please? When doing anything in Word
or Excel, the "/2 key adds the @ sign and the '/@ sign adds the ". Its works
perfectly well when using it on here tho. Help please? I looked through
some old questions on here and thought Id solved it by changing the language
to English UK but it didnt make any difference. thanks

[JoAnn Paules]

You can try this:
http://www.conversationexchange.com/...d-language.php

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"


"englishrose4719" wrote in
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Can anyone tell me how to swop them over please? When doing anything in
Word
or Excel, the "/2 key adds the @ sign and the '/@ sign adds the ". Its
works
perfectly well when using it on here tho. Help please? I looked through
some old questions on here and thought Id solved it by changing the
language
to English UK but it didnt make any difference. thanks

[jem@asllp]

Try this one: Hold down the Alt key and press the Shift key once. It works
for me every time!

"englishrose4719" wrote:

Can anyone tell me how to swop them over please? When doing anything in Word
or Excel, the "/2 key adds the @ sign and the '/@ sign adds the ". Its works
perfectly well when using it on here tho. Help please? I looked through
some old questions on here and thought Id solved it by changing the language
to English UK but it didnt make any difference. thanks

[Graham Mayor]

That will only work if you have more than one keyboard defined. In this case
the OP has a US keyboard defined and requires a UK one. That can be changed
through Windows Regional settings - and if you are in the same position, you
can delete the US keyboard so that the change doesn't occur.

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org



jem@asllp wrote:
Try this one: Hold down the Alt key and press the Shift key once.
It works for me every time!

"englishrose4719" wrote:

Can anyone tell me how to swop them over please? When doing
anything in Word or Excel, the "/2 key adds the @ sign and the '/@
sign adds the ". Its works perfectly well when using it on here
tho. Help please? I looked through some old questions on here and
thought Id solved it by changing the language to English UK but it
didnt make any difference. thanks