No more "accents circonflexes" with my FR bépo layout in Trados 2017 following migration on Win10
Thread poster: Jean-Yves Préault
Jean-Yves Préault
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France
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English to French
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Sep 23, 2019

Hi everybody,

Following the purchase of a new computer running with Windows 10, I can no longer use some special characters of my bépo layout in Trados 2017.

Most annoying are the « accents circonflexes ». While I used to type Y+f to get my ê on my last laptop and other applications, this no longer do now… grrr

Instead, Trados write « ˰ôe ».

Note that under a bépo layout, Y is a dead key…

Hope somebody will manage to h
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Hi everybody,

Following the purchase of a new computer running with Windows 10, I can no longer use some special characters of my bépo layout in Trados 2017.

Most annoying are the « accents circonflexes ». While I used to type Y+f to get my ê on my last laptop and other applications, this no longer do now… grrr

Instead, Trados write « ˰ôe ».

Note that under a bépo layout, Y is a dead key…

Hope somebody will manage to help me sort out this issue :/

Thanks in advance,
Jean-Yves
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No more "accents circonflexes" with my FR bépo layout in Trados 2017 following migration on Win10







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