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  Thank you.

  If you have your English keyboard, then you can use the standard Mac shortcuts.  For acute, you more e option, then the basic letter.  e is more e, then e option.

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• Accented characters pop up

  Since I have updated to OS X EL Capitan, if I hold down a button the pop-up with accented characters will not appear. By pressing the button for one second I can't type anything for like a minute. How can this problem be fixed?

  Try to go to the sources of the system/preferences/keyboard and add Spanish or French to the list, if they do not exist, then restart.

• Do not display properly accented characters

  Hi guys

  In my application, I received a .json file encoded in ANSI format, that contains characters such as aeiou. The interface has a ListView that loads the json data.

  In Beta 2, the texts were displayed correctly, but in Beta 3, the special characters are displayed as a box with an X on the device and Simulator.

  If I encode the file in UTF-8, nothing I've shown on the ListView, and it appears in the log:

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  Looks to his saying that your json file is misformatted, not if your accented characters are a problem.

• Typing accented characters

  I use InDesign CS5 on a Windows 7 system. How to type accented characters? I know how to find the characters I want to in the glyphs Panel and insert them from there, by double-clicking on them. But I want to be able to type Spanish (or other languages) and enter the special letters from the keyboard without having to go back in the glyphs Panel. Is there a way to do this?

  I used FrameMaker for years. It was relatively easy to type Esc +'+ to get an acute accented one. Is this possible as well in the ID?

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• Problems with N and accents if you modify the flash template

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  Please, someone help!

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  You have embedded fonts?

  You can do it following these steps (I use Flash CS4):

  Select the textfield object (I think that the fm_label).

  In the textfield, character properties, you choose 'character Embedding... ».

  There, you can choose "Basic Latin" for example.

  Then, add the characters you need and are not in "Basic Latin". For example, n.

  The image below shows what I said.

  

• Accented characters in tagged text

  I write normally copy it into a text editor (TextPad), paste into InDesign and format in the story editor. Now I want to format it in TextPad and import the tagged text. But I find that accented characters on the numeric keypad, as well as other characters most frequently used - €, £-are being misinterpreted. For example R$ 8·25 million (approximately €3 million) is available as a R$ 8a·25 million (topic has ' ¬3 million) and Fundação de Amparo to research do Estado de São Paulo is rendered as Fundaa§a£ o of Amparo to research State of SECURITY£ o Paulo.

  I have the options for formatting the text ANSI or DOS file, and I used the headers < ASCII-WIN > and < ANSI-WIN >, but there seems to be no combination that brings the text properly.

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  Not true. My example starts in Indesign, go to NoteTab (I have no TextPad, but I think that NoteTab is a pretty close contender), then back to Indesign.

  Try this: start Notepad, type some ALT characters, paste the ANSI-WINNER header at the top and that import into Indesign. TextPad is perhaps saving as something else than plain text.

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• Problem with accented characters

  Using the UTF-8 encoding in my Flex application (<? xml version = "1.0" encoding = "utf-8"? >).
  Using UTF - 8 ranking in the MySQL db and fields.
  
  When I manually insert a line in MySQL (through phpMyAdmin) with accented characters (ie: e, e, e,...), everything works fine.
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  What is happening and what I can do to fix this?
  

  I just stumbled on this pair of days. This has to do with amfphp framework, so go to the gateway.php file and positioned like this: $gateway-> setCharsetHandler ("none", "UTF - 8","UTF - 8"); It worked for me with the same configuration you have.

• Searches for a string of accented characters

  Hi all
  
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  SELECT THE LAST NAME OF THE CUSTOMER WHOSE NAME CONTAINS AT LEAST AN ACCENTED CHARACTER;
  
  or expressed differently in
  
  
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  I need a query that SELECTS only lines whose field NAME contains accented characters.

  SELECT SURNAME FROM CUSTOMER WHERE SURNAME != convert(SURNAME,'us7ascii')
  

• Search for accented characters

  Hi all
  
  We have a column that has the focus. But when we do research we would like to use no accented characters.
  For example, when we type in "ALKARAKPEI", we get "ALKARAKPEI" and "ALKARAKPEI".
  
  ALKARAKPEI = > ALKARAKPEI
  DIKPOR = > DIKPOR
  
  Please give me some suggestions and ideal...
  
  Thanks in advance!

  Maybe

  SQL>  select *
    from (select 'ALKARAKPËI' str from dual)
   where convert (str, 'us7ascii') = 'ALKARAKPEI'
  /
  STR
  ----------
  ALKARAKPËI
  1 row selected.
  

• Problem with Demo_Mail package sending an attachment and special characters

  Hello
  
  I did use the Demo_Mail package with the example in the http://www.oracle.com/technology/sample_code/tech/pl_sql/htdocs/Utl_Smtp_Sample.html for many years on my 9i database.
  
  Recently, we have taken a form that depends on this package and quickly found that Asian characters were not correctly in the e-mail subject or body. When I changed the procedure by example, characters came through, however, attachments now appear in the body of the email as ascii.
  
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  You use the utl_encode.quoted_printable_encode before making all these changes? Most, if not all, of these accented characters must be converted to quoted printable form by the utl_encode.quoted_printable_encode function, then you only need to focus on the specific characters that must be encoded to the channel to cover additional expenditures for the mimeheader encoding. Specifically the white space characters should be encoded as well as the question mark.

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        p_str varchar2
      , p_charset varchar2 := 'UTF-8') return varchar2 is
    l_str varchar2(2000);
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    l_str:=replace(l_str,' ','=20'); --quote spaces
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  end;
  /
  

• Accented characters

  Hi, I don't seem to have accented characters in now the keys on my 6s. Can anyone help please?

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  2. What specific characters you seem to be missing?
  3. What app or apps you see it in (keyboards are contextual ion according to the application)?

• I pressed (Control) (offset) when to bet and my characters of Gmail (the full screenshot) reduced to about 25 to 35%. How to restore? I already signed my Gmail account, restarted my computer (Windows XP has) nothing works.

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  I pressed (Control) (offset) when to bet and my characters of Gmail (the full screenshot) reduced to about 25 to 35%. How to restore? I already signed my Gmail account, restarted my computer (Windows XP has) nothing works.

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  Advice please.
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  Hello

  To be honest, I don't know what you're talking about.
  If your keyboard does not match the language of the keyboard, then you should change that and should add new language.

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  I have a problem with a function where users can search inside a Microsoft SQL Server database for a specific entry.

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