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In Outlook 2011, is there any way to tell what key combinations are in effect?<br />
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I have a user who reports that in Outlook 2011 strange characters appear *after* she sends an email; this example comes from the Subject line of one of her emiails:<br />
Lists, listsŠwhich are helping us?<br />
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The user indicates the the 'Š' appeared after she sent the email.<br />
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My first thought is that she inadvertently hit some key combination, so I'd like to try un-doing that set before undertaking more drastic trouble shooting.
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In Outlook 2011, is there any way to tell what key combinations are in effect?

I have a user who reports that in Outlook 2011 strange characters appear *after* she sends an email; this example comes from the Subject line of one of her emiails:
Lists, listsŠwhich are helping us?

The user indicates the the 'Š' appeared after she sent the email.

My first thought is that she inadvertently hit some key combination, so I'd like to try un-doing that set before undertaking more drastic trouble shooting.

Outlook 2011 - Odd Characters appear *after* sending email

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