On 22-11-2000 at 02:45, Januk Aggarwal kindly wrote:
> Karin Spaink typed:
[Using the "EN English/US (International)" keyboard set
within Win OS's will give you diacritics in a jiffy]
>> Once you have selected that one, you can make all kinds of
>> high ascii letters (diacritics) by combining ' ` " ~ with a
>> letter.
>> ,c ç
> ^
> probably a typo, but that should be a forward single apostrophe, '
Yes, you caught me ;-)
>> If you don't want " ' ` ~ to be part of a diacritic, just
>> type a space after ot, then you'll get it as per usual.
> And if you type something like 'r then you don't even need the space.
Ah yes, I am so used to this keyboard layout that my
fingers 'automagically' recognise what I want and add or
withhold spaces, that I almost forgat that one feature ;-)
> That's a great tip Karin, thanks a lot. This will save me
> considerable time when typing. I've been using the alt-code for far
> too long... :-(
My only hassle is that you can't create "å" within this
system, but apart from that one, this keyboard layout
covers all West- and North-European letters, and part of the
South.
- K -
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