On Fri, 4 Aug 2000, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
> As far as I know, there are no such thing. I've bought my 2100 here, in
> the US, and right after unpacking it, I was able to write accented
> characters that were recognized without any problem, only when using the
> *printing* recognizer. So, your fix could maybe to use the cursive one
> ;-)
>
Hrm. When I had a US MP130 I never had this problem. When I bought my
first UMP2k it came from a gentleman who used to work for British Telecom,
so I thought that since it was from the UK it was friendly to all of those
accented characters. I now have had an MP2100 from Apple Canada for around
three months now, and still the same. No difference between US/Canada and
UK I guess.
> Victor, I'm always reading your replies when it relates to network
> stuff, and I must admit I've learned a lot, but I've never mentionned
> it. Glad I was able to return the favor :-D
Kudos to everyone! Oh, happy day! :]
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