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Thanks - I was there before and saw the settings looked right...what I didn't do was change something, save it and then change it back. &nbsp;Thank you.<br />
Doug.
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Thanks - I was there before and saw the settings looked right...what I didn't do was change something, save it and then change it back.  Thank you.
Doug.

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This is my hobby machine and I am pretty lame. &nbsp;On my keypad, the decimal point is now a comma after I upgraded to OSX 10.3. &nbsp;I assume it's a language function but where do I look? &nbsp;Thanks. &nbsp;Not many points...cause this one is too easy!<br />
Doug.
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This is my hobby machine and I am pretty lame.  On my keypad, the decimal point is now a comma after I upgraded to OSX 10.3.  I assume it's a language function but where do I look?  Thanks.  Not many points...cause this one is too easy!
Doug.

Decimals Are Now Commas after Upgrading to OSX 10.3

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