[VxE] wrote:
That's pretty bizarre, does everyone have the same language/localization settings on windows? I'm guessing that something in windows is set differently and that's what's causing the trouble.
Anyways, when the
Send command comes across a special character like that, it automatically changes it to an Alt+Numpad combination. If you specifically insert the correct Alt+Numpad combo, you may end up with different results. For instance:
Code:
#z::
_U = {LAlt down}{Numpad1}{Numpad5}{Numpad4}{LAlt up}
_O = {LAlt down}{Numpad1}{Numpad5}{Numpad3}{LAlt up}
_A = {LAlt down}{Numpad1}{Numpad4}{Numpad2}{LAlt up}
send, %_U%ber %_A%nderungen in den %_O%ltankervorschriften
return
[VxE],
No, everyone does not have the same settings, and not everyone was seeing the problem.
I had my contact post the question to the German forum and basically was told that it is a keyboard layout problem.
I took your suggestion and put it into a reusable function and the problem is solved THANK YOU. I'll post the code here after I get it cleaned up for public consumption.
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