Beiträge: 5
Sprache: English
Colin54 (Profil anzeigen) 16. März 2007 11:27:41
In Windows: Start -> All Programs -> Accessories-> System Tools and click on Charater Map.
Hope this maybe of help to someone. Colin
DesertNaiad (Profil anzeigen) 16. März 2007 16:53:16
Acorn (Profil anzeigen) 20. März 2007 15:40:38
I found an easy way for typing the special characters here (It's free) http://www.randomly.com/esptype/index-en.html
You just type an x after the letter and it automatically converts it to the character.
It's supposed to work in everything (even filenames) tho I've only used it in notepad and AngelWriter, so I don't know how well it works in other applications.
richardhall (Profil anzeigen) 23. März 2007 18:33:04
C-circumflex Ĉ = option+6 shift-c
c-circumflex ĉ = option+6 c
G-circumflex: Ĝ = option+6 shift-g
g-circumflex: ĝ = option+6 g
H-circumflex: Ĥ = option+6 shift-h
h-circumflex: ĥ = option+6 h
J-circumflex: Ĵ = option+6 shift-j
j-circumflex: ĵ = option+6 j
S-circumflex: Ŝ = option+6 shift-s
s-circumflex: ŝ = option+6 s
U-breve: Ŭ = option+b shift-u
u-breve: ŭ = option+b u
stefanpeterson (Profil anzeigen) 26. März 2007 17:30:14
...which makes me belive that there are other suitable extended keyboard layouts as well depending on what your standard layout is.