Semicolon key on Logitech keyboard
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Hello,
I have been using the Logitech LX300 wireless keyboard and mouse for two years now. (and Windows XP P3)
With WORD, the key at the bottom right of the numeric keypad, marked with a comma, produces a period instead of a comma. Well, I got used to it and ultimately, it's faster for the ends of sentences in a text.
I switched to OPEN OFFICE and that comma now produces... a comma!
I inquired with Logitech's customer service, and that's how it is depending on the word processing software used. And it can't be modified.
I tried the "AutoCorrect" option in Open Office: the comma stubbornly remains a comma!
If anyone has a method to make the numeric keypad produce a period... Thank you.
I have been using the Logitech LX300 wireless keyboard and mouse for two years now. (and Windows XP P3)
With WORD, the key at the bottom right of the numeric keypad, marked with a comma, produces a period instead of a comma. Well, I got used to it and ultimately, it's faster for the ends of sentences in a text.
I switched to OPEN OFFICE and that comma now produces... a comma!
I inquired with Logitech's customer service, and that's how it is depending on the word processing software used. And it can't be modified.
I tried the "AutoCorrect" option in Open Office: the comma stubbornly remains a comma!
If anyone has a method to make the numeric keypad produce a period... Thank you.
Configuration: Windows XP Internet Explorer 7.0
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Hello,
Finally, I found the solution to this inconvenience with Open Office Writer in the readers' letters section of PC Solutions last October.
In Tools then Options, you need to expand "Language Settings." Next "Languages" then, on the right, "Decimal separator" and then uncheck the box "Same as locale." Finally OK
It's that simple... you just have to know it...!
Finally, I found the solution to this inconvenience with Open Office Writer in the readers' letters section of PC Solutions last October.
In Tools then Options, you need to expand "Language Settings." Next "Languages" then, on the right, "Decimal separator" and then uncheck the box "Same as locale." Finally OK
It's that simple... you just have to know it...!
