Thread: Cyrilic letters with accents

Out of curiosity, when you were assigning your keyboard shortcut which combination did you use?

Originally Posted by Ramil

Out of curiosity, when you were assigning your keyboard shortcut which combination did you use?

Opening a file that presents "marks" and trying to hide them I get the message: "Word 2010 Starter doestn't support macros nor the operation you are trying to do. Please, buy the full program". Ha.
I was using the combination Ctl+', but as I said it worked just in Spanish and when in Russian is was like this: A' .
Definitely I will uninstall Word 2010 Starter and install Word 2007. It takes from me more time these collateral works than the main task.
Thanks.

Originally Posted by Ramil

Out of curiosity, when you were assigning your keyboard shortcut which combination did you use?

I have changed Office installing full version of 2007 and the macro works perfectly. Thank you.

Most commonly used fonts in MS Office 2007/2010 support Russian characters with stress marks.

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stress_copying.jpg

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