I have experienced this exactly the same in Polish (like this), and also Czech, and reported it over on the Beta test forum.
My first question would be - what font are you using?
I had to use Arial in order to get over issues like this, I have also experienced something that is linked to "glyph substitution" (apparently!), although I have to admit I am not exactly sure what this is or means!
As a stop-gap solution I would try Arial, and then also log this with Articulate support, it just should not work this way.
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Hi Mateusz.
I have experienced this exactly the same in Polish (like this), and also Czech, and reported it over on the Beta test forum.
My first question would be - what font are you using?
I had to use Arial in order to get over issues like this, I have also experienced something that is linked to "glyph substitution" (apparently!), although I have to admit I am not exactly sure what this is or means!
As a stop-gap solution I would try Arial, and then also log this with Articulate support, it just should not work this way.
Hope this helps.
Bruce
Well... I'm using the arial
And I noticed that changing font would help, so I used Calibri for now. But it's very strange at all and shouldn't occur.
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