Markus Scherer wrote:
>> How are normal users supposed to find both U+2019 and U+02BC on their
>> keyboards, and how are they supposed to deal with incorrect usage?
I replied:
> Would it be possible to have wordprocessing software where one uses CONTROL
> APOSTROPHE for U+2019 and CONTROL SHIFT APOSTROPHE for U+02BC for input and
> could there be a "show in colour mode" where U+2019 is displayed in cyan and
> U+02BC is displayed in red, while everything else is displayed in black?
I am wondering whether some existing software packages might be able to be used
for the character inputting part using customized keyboard short cuts.
https://community.serif.com/forum/43862/question-about-customized-keyboard-short-cuts
I realize that the cyan and red colours cannot be done at present, yet I
have now thought of the alternative for now of being able to test what is in
the text by using a special version
of an open source font where there are distinctive glyphs one from the
other for the two characters.
William Overington
5 June 2015
