Problem with accent in Title

Hi there,
I'am using Adobe Captivate 6 on a mac, in French.
On each slide I have a Title (area defined in my main slide).
In the Title area, I cannot type accent such ü ö, but é à are working. In other text areas, is it working.
What could I do ? Is it a bug ?
Many thanks for your Help

Yes I tried with antother fonts such as Arial Times New Roman, it is the same.
I experience this also with other placeholders not only title ones, BUT... I found a partial issue.
When I am typing the wanting caracter such as "ü" in the search filed, and then Copy/Paste in my Title Placeholder it works.
I realy think is it a bug.
Regards
tchiboo
Le 30 sept. 2012 à 13:38, Lilybiri <[email protected]> a écrit :
Re: Problem with accent in Title
created by Lilybiri in Adobe Captivate - View the full discussion
Cannot help you, just hope someone of the staff pops in. It seems a bit strange however that this issue is only with the Title placeholders... the Spanish users had similar issues all the time. Did you try to change the font?
Lilybiri
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