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Help with adding Characters and Entitites in SGML Filters please
Thread poster: Janet Murray
Janet Murray
Janet Murray
Local time: 09:36
Apr 15, 2009

Hi,

I am having problems with adding Cyrillic Characters into the 'Entities' of my 'User Defined Group'

I have added the upper and lower case characters that I require, but, when I close the Filter some of the characters disappear, it seems I can only add upper or lower case characters but not both; has anyone had this problem or can help me out with it please?
The characters and entities required are:

Р = Er
р = er
Ч = Che
ч = c... See more
Hi,

I am having problems with adding Cyrillic Characters into the 'Entities' of my 'User Defined Group'

I have added the upper and lower case characters that I require, but, when I close the Filter some of the characters disappear, it seems I can only add upper or lower case characters but not both; has anyone had this problem or can help me out with it please?
The characters and entities required are:

Р = Er
р = er
Ч = Che
ч = che
Э = E
э = e
Ю = Yu
ю = yu
я = ya

Many thanks
Janet ▲ Collapse
 


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