Re: Lots of Umlauts
- From: "James Silverton" <not.jim.silverton.at.comcast.net>
- Date: Thu, 1 Dec 2005 21:04:46 -0500
James wrote to jeremyNLSO on Thu, 1 Dec 2005 20:43:38 -0500:
j>> Having recently started some consulting work in Germany, I j>> now have a responsibility to type documents in German. , j>> but I find that it's outrageously difficult to add the j>> German special characters to documents using the "Character j>> Map" utility. I desperately need a method to enter letters j>> that don't appear in English, specifically a-, o-, and j>> u-with umlauts (upper and lower case), as well as the j>> german double s that is the same as the Greek beta. JS> j JS> Try Help on International Characters in Word. It is not JS> too difficult to enter most non-English accents using the JS> CTRL key. The symbols are fairly obvious and easy to JS> remember. For example, CTRL + : followed by the letter JS> gives the umlauted letter and the methods for accents and JS> tildes are similar. CTRL + & followed by s gives the German JS> double s tho' that is not so easy to remember.
I think the actual Help topic is Shortcut Keys for International Characters. You might also want to look into using autocorrect to set up something like a two letter code for common characters. For example, I have set up ~C to be automatically replaced by ºC (degree sign C) since I never seem to remember that ALT + 0186 is the degree sign on the US keyboard.
James Silverton.
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