We have exhaustively analyzed this problem and believe we have fully identified the issue: (see the very last post in the last paragraph beginning "I had mixed results simply using the “0305 Alt-x” shortcut") (see the paragraph near the bottom which starts with "There is a situation where this second method doesn’t work.") There are indications pointing to the problem on a number of internet forum posts eg
This input method is limited to Word (doesn't work in Publisher or PowerPoint) This input method is documented in Word Help and it's referred to as "Shortcut key" at the bottom of the Insert/Symbolĭialog box. (B} DIRECT UNICODE INPUT USING XXXX METHOD - we have discovered serious, consistent, easily-reproduced flaws in this method. (A) INSERT SYMBOL - generally works fine.
#Enter unicode in word for mac windows#
In Microsoft Word for Windows 2016 there are three ways to insert Unicode encoded characters that are not accessible from the standard inbuilt keyboard (ie non ASCII). If someone can tell us a better, more direct way than this Communityįorum to get this report to the relevant teams at Microsoft we would be extremely grateful.
#Enter unicode in word for mac full#
Very low word limit on those postings so all we could do was ask Microsoft to reply to us with an address to send the full report. We also tried posting to Word's "Feedback" option from within the program itself but there is a Urgent attention we have posted it again this time as a new thread. Because we believe these are serious long-standing bugs that are in need of It received some views but no actual response.
We posted this report a few days ago as a reply to an older thread "Combining diacritics positioned incorrectly in Word 2016".
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