Re: Incorrect Character Tag in Quick Access Bar

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From: David_Conole
Date: Thu, 04 Dec 2008 14:35

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Actually, we solved the issue.

By default, the Chinese writers "Text Services and Input Languages" setting in Microsoft XP was set to CH (Chinese). Therefore, any time they went to add text to a FrameMaker document created in the U.S., Chinese characters would appear (and a default Chinese character tag would be used).
By adding the EN (English) service to the Text Services and Input Languages setting in Microsoft XP, and then selecting EN as language of choice when editing U.S. created FrameMaker documents, the problem is solved.

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