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THe Office 2003 version that was loaded on my XPS behaves strangely with
quotation marks. When I press enter an apostophe or a quotation mark, it
doesn't appear until I enter the next character or a space. This is really
bothersome! If I preceed the letter I with a quotation mark, I get a
foreign-looking character -- like this ï or this Ï. What I see are lower and
upper case I's with two dots above them.
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Check your language settings. ToolsLanguageSet Language

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Mike Sheehan wrote:
THe Office 2003 version that was loaded on my XPS behaves strangely
with quotation marks. When I press enter an apostophe or a quotation
mark, it doesn't appear until I enter the next character or a space.
This is really bothersome! If I preceed the letter I with a
quotation mark, I get a foreign-looking character -- like this or
this . What I see are lower and upper case I's with two dots above
them.



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You probably have an international keyboard layout selected in
Windows. See http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=306560 "How To
Use the United States-International Keyboard Layout in Windows
XP", except that you want to select the standard U.S. keyboard
instead of the U.S.-International keyboard.

Mike Sheehan wrote:
THe Office 2003 version that was loaded on my XPS behaves strangely with
quotation marks. When I press enter an apostophe or a quotation mark, it
doesn't appear until I enter the next character or a space. This is really
bothersome! If I preceed the letter I with a quotation mark, I get a
foreign-looking character -- like this ï or this Ï. What I see are lower and
upper case I's with two dots above them.


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