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Jan Kronsell
This is only tried in a Danish Word so I do not know if the problem appears
in other language versions as well.
Anyway If you try to type "dunk-dunk-dunk-dunk-dunk" without the
qoutationmarks, that is 5 times "dunk" separated by dashes and then presses
Enter, Word closes down immediately, no waorning, no error messages, no
nothing. It only happens when the words are on a line of their own, not when
they appear as part of a text.
I know this is not a normal sentence to write, and I can live with it, as
are seldom write that combination, but does anyone know why it happens?
Jan
in other language versions as well.
Anyway If you try to type "dunk-dunk-dunk-dunk-dunk" without the
qoutationmarks, that is 5 times "dunk" separated by dashes and then presses
Enter, Word closes down immediately, no waorning, no error messages, no
nothing. It only happens when the words are on a line of their own, not when
they appear as part of a text.
I know this is not a normal sentence to write, and I can live with it, as
are seldom write that combination, but does anyone know why it happens?
Jan
