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Guest szwichtenberg@gmail.com
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Hi,

Ive just installed Windows XP pro 64 bit.

I want to write special polish signs using right alt.

Ive already changed Regional Options for Polish(programmer), but still

Im not able to use polish signs.

Any1 able to help me?

Thanks

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Guest Carlos
Posted

RE: Polish signs in win xp 64bit

 

Hi,

You have to adjust two settings

1.- Input language (Polish, in your case)

2.- Keyboard Layout, which corresponds to the specific layout of keys you

are using

Once those two are properly set, Windows will "understand" what you are

typing as you want.

For example, I input text in Spanish (Argentina) and my keyboard layout is

Spanish (Spain).

Carlos

 

"szwichtenberg@gmail.com" wrote:

> Hi,

> Ive just installed Windows XP pro 64 bit.

> I want to write special polish signs using right alt.

> Ive already changed Regional Options for Polish(programmer), but still

> Im not able to use polish signs.

> Any1 able to help me?

> Thanks

>

Guest Tony Sperling
Posted

Re: Polish signs in win xp 64bit

 

I am not sure this is the problem, Carlos - perhaps, SZ, you should tell us

what keyboard you are using?

 

I suspect that this is either a problem of Polish characters that have no

key on the Polish keyboard - or, he is using an English keyboard for

programming and want to access the ASCII characters through [Alt+Num]?

 

SZ, have you tried using Character Map and the Clipboard Manager? It's a

pain, I know, but it is not so bad as copying the characters one by one via

the lowly Clipboard.

 

To use the old ASCII method, I think you want to use an ASCII character font

and not a Windows font.

 

 

Tony. . .

 

 

"Carlos" <Carlos@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:78EA1077-D547-4D03-B5C6-27D4D2645BB8@microsoft.com...

> Hi,

> You have to adjust two settings

> 1.- Input language (Polish, in your case)

> 2.- Keyboard Layout, which corresponds to the specific layout of keys you

> are using

> Once those two are properly set, Windows will "understand" what you are

> typing as you want.

> For example, I input text in Spanish (Argentina) and my keyboard layout is

> Spanish (Spain).

> Carlos

>

> "szwichtenberg@gmail.com" wrote:

>

> > Hi,

> > Ive just installed Windows XP pro 64 bit.

> > I want to write special polish signs using right alt.

> > Ive already changed Regional Options for Polish(programmer), but still

> > Im not able to use polish signs.

> > Any1 able to help me?

> > Thanks

> >

Guest Carlos
Posted

Re: Polish signs in win xp 64bit

 

Tony,

You are probably right, but I wanted to make sure that the two settings I

mentioned were Ok.

Many people disregard this settings and complain about this "new Windows" or

this "old keyboard".

BTW, charmap can be accessed - as usual - by pressing Windows Key + R,

typing "charmap" (no quotes) and then pressing ENTER.

 

:)

Carlos

 

"Tony Sperling" wrote:

> I am not sure this is the problem, Carlos - perhaps, SZ, you should tell us

> what keyboard you are using?

>

> I suspect that this is either a problem of Polish characters that have no

> key on the Polish keyboard - or, he is using an English keyboard for

> programming and want to access the ASCII characters through [Alt+Num]?

>

> SZ, have you tried using Character Map and the Clipboard Manager? It's a

> pain, I know, but it is not so bad as copying the characters one by one via

> the lowly Clipboard.

>

> To use the old ASCII method, I think you want to use an ASCII character font

> and not a Windows font.

>

>

> Tony. . .

>

>

> "Carlos" <Carlos@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:78EA1077-D547-4D03-B5C6-27D4D2645BB8@microsoft.com...

> > Hi,

> > You have to adjust two settings

> > 1.- Input language (Polish, in your case)

> > 2.- Keyboard Layout, which corresponds to the specific layout of keys you

> > are using

> > Once those two are properly set, Windows will "understand" what you are

> > typing as you want.

> > For example, I input text in Spanish (Argentina) and my keyboard layout is

> > Spanish (Spain).

> > Carlos

> >

> > "szwichtenberg@gmail.com" wrote:

> >

> > > Hi,

> > > Ive just installed Windows XP pro 64 bit.

> > > I want to write special polish signs using right alt.

> > > Ive already changed Regional Options for Polish(programmer), but still

> > > Im not able to use polish signs.

> > > Any1 able to help me?

> > > Thanks

> > >

>

>

>

Guest szwichtenberg@gmail.com
Posted

Re: Polish signs in win xp 64bit

 

Ty for help guys - I found out that it isnt windows fault. The problem

was program thats wasnt(and still isnt) supported with English version

of windows.

 

Ive already changed Regional Options for Polish(programmer) <== Thats

the layout - it wasnt a problem.

 

:)


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