Bill Potts wrote: >1. You must use the numbers on the numeric keypad. >If you have a laptop, you need to press NumLock first.
Got it! Thanks. My Dell laptop has no separate numeric keypad, they are embedded in the middle and accessed via a Fn key. So I have to hold down Fn and hold down Alt then press keys 0,1,2,8 in succession. The number does not appear until I release the Alt and Fn key. >I note that your encoding was set for Cyrillic Windows. Ooo. This must be a feature of Outlook. How do I change the setting? Thanks for the free advice.
