Windows 7 translation


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    Windows 7 translation


    Hey, I have a problem with Win 7 automatically translating text. For instance, I have in a PDF Greek letters and when I copy those letters from the PDF to say word or notepad it appears as Englsih letters. Does anyone know how to disable this?
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    When you copy Greek text from a non-PDF source, does the translation occur? If not, we can narrow the search.
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    When this occurs it is to non-PDFs
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    shadowers said:
    When this occurs it is to non-PDFs
    shadowers said:
    Hey, I have a problem with Win 7 automatically translating text. For instance, I have in a PDF Greek letters and when I copy those letters from the PDF to say word or notepad it appears as Englsih letters. Does anyone know how to disable this?
    So, which is it?

    Copy text from a PDF and paste into non-PDF converts text.

    What happens when you copy Greek text from a Word doc and paste it into a text file? Does the conversion occur?
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    Sorry, let me clarify that. I have letters greek letters within a PDF file. When I copy from the PDF to at non-PDF, such as Word or Notepad, it translates to english.
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    shadowers said:
    Sorry, let me clarify that. I have letters greek letters within a PDF file. When I copy from the PDF to at non-PDF, such as Word or Notepad, it translates to english.
    I completely understand what you are saying.

    As a test, please copy some Greek letters from a diiferent kind of file and paste it into Word or notepad. Does the same thing happen?

    If not, this is an Adobe issue, not strictly a Windows issue.
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    Well, I doubt its an adobe problem and is more likey a Windows problem, but I will confirm this by performing your test when I can.
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    The test is valid. No matter the result, it provides definition to the condition and greatly narrows the scope of research.
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