Lucas Levrel schrieb:
Le 6 octobre 2011, Philip TAYLOR (Webmaster, Ret'd) a écrit :
Yes, /Unicode/ plain text. It has characters and
symbols. Why am I denied access to an easy way to
insert them, just because I eschew HTML e-mail ?
I think the rationale (if any) would be that your OS is supposed to take
care of that. If it supports Unicode, it should provide you a way to
produce Unicode chars in *any* application.
There's actually a related point I stumbled upon recently.
I'm operating on MacOS 10.7 and SM and FF versions are latest-release
(2.4.1, 7.0.1).
When I edit text (text editor fields for both applications, composing
mails/HTML/.../whatever in SM), I have an option in FF I don't have in SM:
Edit -> Special Characters (?) (It's Bearbeiten -> Sonderzeichen in
FF/German)
(It's the bottom most entry for me.)
This opens an OS dialogue, which allows to select a very wide range of
(UTF?) characters. (I get the same dialogue in various applications,
when choosing the same menu item, so I assume it's MacOS specific with
command option Alt-Cmd-t.)
SM does not offer this option to me.
This is totally unrelated to the previously discussed "Insert" menu,
which only exists as a thing during HTML edit mode (and is a SM
selector, as is obvious by the UI).
Is this a missing feature or some just some "UI/menu porting" issue
(FF->SM, *->MacOS)?
At least on that OS, this would satisfy likely any need for special
characters in any context (for editing text).
Best regards
Philipp
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