[AccessD] Unintended International Keys Problem

Turn your keyboard upside down and shake out the crumbs, To get an e 
acute É you need to press CTRL + ' and pause then press  e or shift  E
at least that works in Word, your CTRL key is probably sticking. I doubt 
you are using the international settings you would have a floating toolbar
or indicator in the taskbar, that is set from interantional and regional 
langauges control panel setting under detail on the language tab, I use
for bilingual text entry.

Arthur Fuller wrote:

> Using Access 2003, I find that occasionally something happens that 
> causes my keyboard to go international. The apostrophe becomes E acute 
> etc. If I exit Access and re-open this "feature" goes away, but I have 
> no idea what is causing it.
>
> Does anyone have an idea? Even better, is there some command I could 
> issue from within Access to remove | undo this "feature"? The box is 
> fast, so exiting and re-entering is not that large an issue, but I'm 
> wondering what accidental keystroke is causing this behaviour.
>
> TIA,
> Arthur
>
>
>

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Marty Connelly
Victoria, B.C.
Canada