A real solution, no. A workaround, yes. Type your @ in notepad and
copy-n-paste.
Word has the function to change characters into special characters.
Maybe it's this? Otherwise, make sure you're using the same keyboard in
local and remote systems. Last suggestion, when you type the @ sign in
Word and nothing is displayed, have you tried to press the spacebar
immediately after?
Diego SotC)s Acedo wrote:
> when i try to write an at-sign (@) in word in a remote machine
> connected by vnc (I have tried serveral implementations and versions)
> it doesn't write anything. If i write in another application it works
> ok. Any solutiion for this?
>
> Sorry by the very short of this mail, I'm not good with english,
> actually, I'm not sure if "@" is called "at-sign", so i think my
> google searchs not work fine.
>
> Thanks
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