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Old September 1st, 2004, 03:05 PM
Stefan Robert
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Default Erreur! Argument de commutateur inconnu

Hello,

in my document, I use cross-references to figures. In the cross-
references fields I use the \*Lower switch argument.

When I send this document to a colleague, all cross-references using the \*
Lower switch argument gets the following error:

Erreur! Argument de commutateur inconnu.

which translates in english as:
Error! Unknown switch argument.

I understand the error message but this field is correctly displayed on
my computer and my colleague did not modify my document. And if I erase
the \* Lower argument (which is now a \* MINUSCULE argument because he
uses the french version of office) everything works fine in his document.
However, when we look at the Office Help in french the \* MINUSCULE is a
valid argument...

As anyone encountered similar errors before (and solved them)?

My word version is Office 2004 for macintosh in english and my colleague
uses Office 2003 for Windows in french (which explains the error message
in french)
  #2  
Old September 6th, 2004, 01:43 PM
Stéfan Robert
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In article ,
Stefan Robert wrote:

Ok, I found the problem...

The Windows version of word (and this applies to word 1997 and word
2003) is not able to handle the \*Lower switch argument if there is no
space between the argument and the right braces. Example:

{ REF _Ref478454572 \h \*Lower}

to correct this I just added a space between the switch argument and the
right brace... just like this:

{ REF _Ref478454572 \h \*Lower }

The Office 2004 version for Macintosh does not have this problem am
recognize the \*Lower switch in both cases.

Stefan



Hello,

in my document, I use cross-references to figures. In the cross-
references fields I use the \*Lower switch argument.

When I send this document to a colleague, all cross-references using the \*
Lower switch argument gets the following error:

Erreur! Argument de commutateur inconnu.

which translates in english as:
Error! Unknown switch argument.

I understand the error message but this field is correctly displayed on
my computer and my colleague did not modify my document. And if I erase
the \* Lower argument (which is now a \* MINUSCULE argument because he
uses the french version of office) everything works fine in his document.
However, when we look at the Office Help in french the \* MINUSCULE is a
valid argument...

As anyone encountered similar errors before (and solved them)?

My word version is Office 2004 for macintosh in english and my colleague
uses Office 2003 for Windows in french (which explains the error message
in french)

  #3  
Old September 6th, 2004, 01:43 PM
Stéfan Robert
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In article ,
Stefan Robert wrote:

Ok, I found the problem...

The Windows version of word (and this applies to word 1997 and word
2003) is not able to handle the \*Lower switch argument if there is no
space between the argument and the right braces. Example:

{ REF _Ref478454572 \h \*Lower}

to correct this I just added a space between the switch argument and the
right brace... just like this:

{ REF _Ref478454572 \h \*Lower }

The Office 2004 version for Macintosh does not have this problem am
recognize the \*Lower switch in both cases.

Stefan



Hello,

in my document, I use cross-references to figures. In the cross-
references fields I use the \*Lower switch argument.

When I send this document to a colleague, all cross-references using the \*
Lower switch argument gets the following error:

Erreur! Argument de commutateur inconnu.

which translates in english as:
Error! Unknown switch argument.

I understand the error message but this field is correctly displayed on
my computer and my colleague did not modify my document. And if I erase
the \* Lower argument (which is now a \* MINUSCULE argument because he
uses the french version of office) everything works fine in his document.
However, when we look at the Office Help in french the \* MINUSCULE is a
valid argument...

As anyone encountered similar errors before (and solved them)?

My word version is Office 2004 for macintosh in english and my colleague
uses Office 2003 for Windows in french (which explains the error message
in french)

  #4  
Old September 6th, 2004, 01:43 PM
Stéfan Robert
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Default

In article ,
Stefan Robert wrote:

Ok, I found the problem...

The Windows version of word (and this applies to word 1997 and word
2003) is not able to handle the \*Lower switch argument if there is no
space between the argument and the right braces. Example:

{ REF _Ref478454572 \h \*Lower}

to correct this I just added a space between the switch argument and the
right brace... just like this:

{ REF _Ref478454572 \h \*Lower }

The Office 2004 version for Macintosh does not have this problem am
recognize the \*Lower switch in both cases.

Stefan



Hello,

in my document, I use cross-references to figures. In the cross-
references fields I use the \*Lower switch argument.

When I send this document to a colleague, all cross-references using the \*
Lower switch argument gets the following error:

Erreur! Argument de commutateur inconnu.

which translates in english as:
Error! Unknown switch argument.

I understand the error message but this field is correctly displayed on
my computer and my colleague did not modify my document. And if I erase
the \* Lower argument (which is now a \* MINUSCULE argument because he
uses the french version of office) everything works fine in his document.
However, when we look at the Office Help in french the \* MINUSCULE is a
valid argument...

As anyone encountered similar errors before (and solved them)?

My word version is Office 2004 for macintosh in english and my colleague
uses Office 2003 for Windows in french (which explains the error message
in french)

  #5  
Old September 6th, 2004, 01:55 PM
Stéfan Robert
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In article ,
Stefan Robert wrote:


Ok, I found the problem...

The Windows version of word (and this applies to word 1997 and word
2003) is not able to handle the \*Lower switch argument if there is no
space between the argument and the right braces. Example:

{ REF _Ref478454572 \h \*Lower}

to correct this I just added a space between the switch argument and the
right brace... just like this:

{ REF _Ref478454572 \h \*Lower }

The Office 2004 version for Macintosh does not have this problem am
recognize the \*Lower switch in both cases.

Stefan


Hello,

in my document, I use cross-references to figures. In the cross-
references fields I use the \*Lower switch argument.

When I send this document to a colleague, all cross-references using the \*
Lower switch argument gets the following error:

Erreur! Argument de commutateur inconnu.

which translates in english as:
Error! Unknown switch argument.

I understand the error message but this field is correctly displayed on
my computer and my colleague did not modify my document. And if I erase
the \* Lower argument (which is now a \* MINUSCULE argument because he
uses the french version of office) everything works fine in his document.
However, when we look at the Office Help in french the \* MINUSCULE is a
valid argument...

As anyone encountered similar errors before (and solved them)?

My word version is Office 2004 for macintosh in english and my colleague
uses Office 2003 for Windows in french (which explains the error message
in french)

  #6  
Old September 6th, 2004, 01:55 PM
Stéfan Robert
external usenet poster
 
Posts: n/a
Default

In article ,
Stefan Robert wrote:


Ok, I found the problem...

The Windows version of word (and this applies to word 1997 and word
2003) is not able to handle the \*Lower switch argument if there is no
space between the argument and the right braces. Example:

{ REF _Ref478454572 \h \*Lower}

to correct this I just added a space between the switch argument and the
right brace... just like this:

{ REF _Ref478454572 \h \*Lower }

The Office 2004 version for Macintosh does not have this problem am
recognize the \*Lower switch in both cases.

Stefan


Hello,

in my document, I use cross-references to figures. In the cross-
references fields I use the \*Lower switch argument.

When I send this document to a colleague, all cross-references using the \*
Lower switch argument gets the following error:

Erreur! Argument de commutateur inconnu.

which translates in english as:
Error! Unknown switch argument.

I understand the error message but this field is correctly displayed on
my computer and my colleague did not modify my document. And if I erase
the \* Lower argument (which is now a \* MINUSCULE argument because he
uses the french version of office) everything works fine in his document.
However, when we look at the Office Help in french the \* MINUSCULE is a
valid argument...

As anyone encountered similar errors before (and solved them)?

My word version is Office 2004 for macintosh in english and my colleague
uses Office 2003 for Windows in french (which explains the error message
in french)

  #7  
Old September 6th, 2004, 01:55 PM
Stéfan Robert
external usenet poster
 
Posts: n/a
Default

In article ,
Stefan Robert wrote:


Ok, I found the problem...

The Windows version of word (and this applies to word 1997 and word
2003) is not able to handle the \*Lower switch argument if there is no
space between the argument and the right braces. Example:

{ REF _Ref478454572 \h \*Lower}

to correct this I just added a space between the switch argument and the
right brace... just like this:

{ REF _Ref478454572 \h \*Lower }

The Office 2004 version for Macintosh does not have this problem am
recognize the \*Lower switch in both cases.

Stefan


Hello,

in my document, I use cross-references to figures. In the cross-
references fields I use the \*Lower switch argument.

When I send this document to a colleague, all cross-references using the \*
Lower switch argument gets the following error:

Erreur! Argument de commutateur inconnu.

which translates in english as:
Error! Unknown switch argument.

I understand the error message but this field is correctly displayed on
my computer and my colleague did not modify my document. And if I erase
the \* Lower argument (which is now a \* MINUSCULE argument because he
uses the french version of office) everything works fine in his document.
However, when we look at the Office Help in french the \* MINUSCULE is a
valid argument...

As anyone encountered similar errors before (and solved them)?

My word version is Office 2004 for macintosh in english and my colleague
uses Office 2003 for Windows in french (which explains the error message
in french)

 




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