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Video Tutorial: Create Character Map Shortcut

Last Update: Thu, 06/18/2009 - 04:12 — mkbHD
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This tutorial will show you the easiest way to keep track of all your accented and unusual characters without changing your language or dictionary in Microsoft Word. It's called a character map! You won't even need to change the language of Word, or any system or program preferences.

 

Running time: 2:08  Technical level: Beginner 
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#1Submitted by Bob on Mon, 05/25/2009 - 17:19.

Thanks Marques

That's cool. Really helpful.

Still wish my Italian keyboard had a tilde sign though... ah well, can't have everything I suppose.

bob

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