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Backslash - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The backslash ( \ ) is a typographical mark (glyph) used chiefly in computing. It was first introduced to computers in 1960 by Bob Bemer. Sometimes called a reverse solidus , oblique or a slo...
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You have a registry entry name that contains a backslash character (\). For example, you have a registry entry that has the following name: ... To resolve this issue, do not use the backslash character (\) when you create registry entry names.
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The yen character appears as a backslash in Excel 2004 for Mac when you open an Excel for Windows workbook ... When you open a Microsoft Excel for Windows workbook in Microsoft Excel 2004 for Mac, the yen character may appear as a backslash (\).
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When a member is created that contains a greater than character ( > ) in the CN, Site Server populates the AdsPath and prefaces the greater than character ( > ) with a backslash ( \ ). For example, a member with a CN test>test has an AdsPath test\>test.
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Purpose Denotes a character. ... Produces The character c. ... Postconditions The result is the corresponding character.
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Escape character (backslash) ... The escape character (\) preserves the literal meaning of the next character. You can't obtain a single backslash by quoting \ with double quotes. To obtain a backslash, enter \\ instead. ... You can keep the literal meaning of a double quote with the \ character. For example:
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I still have the issue with the japanese character. The japenese lanquage pack support was downloaded from microsoft but I have since set everything back to english. It is as if the japenense language pack is still installed and it is not clear on how to uninstall it.
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