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Hi all,
I've run into an odd problem, that I cannot seem to solve, so I hope you can help me out.
As of today I cannot write commas in Indesign. I've tested in various other programmes, including other adobe apps, it is only in Indesign the issue occur. I tried to update to the latest version and I've tried using different fonts, but no luck.
The comma in the num keypad work and I can copy/paste excisting commas into the text.
I use a danish keyboard, on Windows 10 Enterprise.
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Can anyone help me? Thanks š
Hi Cindy,
Thanks for reaching out. This is unusual, could you please try resetting the preferences for InDesign by following the steps below:
Let us know if it works or if you need any further assistance.
Regards
Rishabh
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Hi Cindy,
Thanks for reaching out. This is unusual, could you please try resetting the preferences for InDesign by following the steps below:
Let us know if it works or if you need any further assistance.
Regards
Rishabh
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Hi Rishabh
Thanks for your fast reply.
I followed your recommendation and it worked. I spend a lot of time searching a solution, and then it was so simple - Thanks, you just saved my day š
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Glad to hear it has been resolved! Feel free to reach out if you run into any other questions or issues in the future. Thanks!
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Hello!
I am having the same problem with all my adobe programs, and I am using a Mac, i tried changing the fonts but they all make the comma look like this >.
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Hi there,
As a company I don't have administration priviledges so going to either
Is not a possibilty, or location I can see. However, I am still having this issue where it's turing my commas into > when importing a word document.
Please fix, my sanity depends on it.
Thank you,
Kyle
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You should be able to rebuild your preferences as follows.
Windows: Hold down the Cntl-Alt-Shift keys immediately upon starting the program.
Mac: Hold down the Cmd-Cntl-Alt-Shift immediately upon starting the program.
This isn't as thorough as deleting the AppData info, but it's worth a try.