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penguin access user
I'm copying some utf-8 unicode data with subscripts in it from Microsoft Word
2003 to a Microsoft Access 2003 table in datasheet view. When I paste a
utf-8 subscript of 3 (unicode 3083) into the access table, it displays as a 2
subscript (which would be unicode 2082, but I don't know how to see this code
in Access for sure). This has not occurred for any other utf-8 character
I've used, and I've used about 8 other characters. This is a bug that needs
to be fixed and I need to find a way around it in the meantime. Any advice?
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2003 to a Microsoft Access 2003 table in datasheet view. When I paste a
utf-8 subscript of 3 (unicode 3083) into the access table, it displays as a 2
subscript (which would be unicode 2082, but I don't know how to see this code
in Access for sure). This has not occurred for any other utf-8 character
I've used, and I've used about 8 other characters. This is a bug that needs
to be fixed and I need to find a way around it in the meantime. Any advice?
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suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
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http://www.microsoft.com/office/com...ed1d7&dg=microsoft.public.access.externaldata