hello. I have just switched from windows 8 to 11. I opened my old document (Japanese/greek) to work on my project which is learning New Testament Greek. However, I now am not able to type any breath/accent mark. For example, I used to press [:] and [a] to type a with breathing mark on the top of the letter [a]. Now. all it comes out is ['].
I have a very, very strange problem. I bought a dell laptop with windows home 11 and downloaded the retail version of office pro plus 2021 which I activated successfully. However, while windows 11 is in Greek, the display language option of office is in Greek, greek is not displayed as a language in the menus. Has anyone encountered a similar problem? I can't find a solution anywhere. I would very much like a help. I've done all the updates of both windows and office, I restarted countless times, I shuted down, I reopened it. Nothing. Please help. Thank you in advance
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Each font you install takes some RAM while the computer is running. If you
install 2,000 fonts on a computer, you can actually run out of RAM, so the
computer starts shedding fonts to make room for programs.More likely: You have updated the font you used with a font of the same
name that is encoded using a different system. The codes in the document
are now pointing to places in the font where there are no characters.A computer file does not contain "characters", it contains "numbers". Each
of the numbers is the number of a row in a table in the font you used. If
all goes well, that row contains the formula for a character, and that's
what you see printed on the paper. But if you change an old-style font
using the MacRoman character set, for a new one using the Unicode character
set, the numbers in the document may point at rows in the table that are
blank in the new font.That's what has happened to you, I think.You need to re-insert those characters using a font you have now.Cheers
On 19/09/09 3:34 AM, in article 59b7c...@webcrossing.caR9absDaxw,
"jman...@officeformac.com" wrote:
On my system, ~/Library/Fonts is empty. I am the main user on this system,
and I intend for the fonts to be useable in ANY user ID, so I keep them all
in the main system fonts folder.No sense in confusing things unless you want different fonts for different
users on the system.Users of Office 2008 will find a "Microsoft" folder in the system fonts
folder. The system will first load anything in the main system fonts
folder, then check to see if there is anything in the Microsoft folder that
it hasn't got. That prevents the system trying to load two copies of
anything :-)Cheers
On 14/10/09 10:29 PM, in article 59b7c...@webcrossing.caR9absDaxw,
"astr...@officeformac.com" wrote:
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