Combination characters in CSV replaced by Chinese characters
Dutch, like many other European languages has some combination characters. When I have the word 'creëren' in een CSV file, the two characters 'eë' after import are replaced by one chinese character. Too bad that I can't add a screenshot. I used Gill Sans as font. I am able to delete the chinese character, but there is no way to have the second ë with the double points on top appearing in any answer. This is a real important bug!
Lieve Weymeis
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AdminShivang
(Admin, Adobe Captivate)
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Hi Lieve,
A separate ticket has been logged for the other issue, and it is being investigated to be addressed in future Captivate update.
Regards,
Shivang -
@Shivang I used the template provided by you, edited the fields.
Moreover I discovered that you cannot even type in combi-characters anywhere in the new version of Captivate (same as in XD). I posted that in another bug report. I am using the English version of Captivate. I wonder how the Spanish and French verson are reacting to combi-characters. My keyboard (AZERTY) is similar to a French keyboard. -
AdminShivang
(Admin, Adobe Captivate)
commented
HI Lieve,
While using the accented characters in CSV and then importing the CSV in Captivate, please make sure to save the CSV in “CSV UTF-8” format. Once you save the CSV in this format, and then import it in captivate, the accented characters should come as it is.
Regards,
Shivang