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OS X has some great tools for typing foreign languages on the Mac. You can customize your keyboard to output characters from over 50 languages, including all the special accents (like c-cedilla and s-comma) used in your chosen alphabet.
To activate the special keyboards, go to your Apple menu (the apple icon in the upper-left corner of your screen) and select System Preferences. In the Preferences box, click International, in the Personal row. Near the top of the selection box, you will see three options:
Language: Allows you to choose the language your menu items, dialog boxes, and warnings display (if you're more comfortable reading another language).
Formats: Allows you to choose the default format for date, time, numbers and measurements by selecting the style from the country you wish to emulate, or by customizing each item individually.
Input Menu: Allows you to type special characters by selecting custom "keyboards" via the country flag corresponding to your desired language.
Also choose the Options button on the Input Menu to see the possible shortcuts for switching keyboards, and the Keyboard Viewer button to preview your experiments with key combinations.
If characters fail to display properly, you may need to do a custom reinstallation of your operating system, making sure to check the option, "Fonts for Additional Languages," and running the AdditionalFonts.pkg applet.
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Why is your mac laptop speaking every keystroke you make?
you can disable it
Where can you get free Auto-typer's for mac?
paste this in apple scrip then hitt plz tell application "System Events" set texttosay to "Sample Text" display dialog "Tekst to say:" default answer "white:wave:" set texttosay to the text returned of the result repeat activate application "Safari" keystroke texttosay delay 1 keystroke return keystroke texttosay delay 1 keystroke return keystroke texttosay delay 1 keystroke return keystroke texttosay delay 1 keystroke return keystroke texttosay delay 1 keystroke return keystroke texttosay delay 1 keystroke return keystroke texttosay delay 1 keystroke return keystroke texttosay delay 1 keystroke return keystroke texttosay delay 1 keystroke return display dialog the "Do you want to quit?" buttons {"Continue", "Quit"} default button 1 if the button returned of the result is "Quit" then exit repeat end if end repeat end tell there are plenty of windows autotyper, and there are plenty of programs that run on mac that run windows programs. i made an awsome autotyper. http://mygeek247.wordpress.com/runescape-auto-typer/ no viruses!
What means 'cedilla' in french?
The c cidilla in french is the important world infect like francais c in french is the cedilla
What is the shortcut keystroke to indent a paragraph?
The shortcut keystroke to indent a paragraph is typically "Ctrl + M" on Windows and "Command + M" on Mac. This command increases the left indent of a paragraph in most word processing software. To decrease the indent, you can usually use "Ctrl + Shift + M" on Windows or "Command + Shift + M" on Mac.
What is the name of the mark used to soften the pronunciation of the letter c so it sounds like an s?
A 'cedilla' is a mark used in French to indicate that the letter 'c' should have a 'soft' sound, i.e., that it should be pronounced like the letter 's.' The cedilla resembles a comma and is placed under the 'c.'
What is a 'keystroke' in editing text?
Whenever you push a key on a keyboard, you enter a keystroke.
How do you convert keystroke per minute to keystroke per hour?
Multiply by 60.
What is an cedilla?
It is a mark written under the letter 'c' especially in French to show that it is pronounced like an 's'. It is known as a diacritical mark
What is the sword-looking thing on some letters?
It is called a "cedilla" and it changes the pronunciation of that letter. Here's the wikipedia link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cedilla
What is the name of the squiggly line under the n in francais?
The squiggly line is actually under the c, and it is an accent called a cedilla. It indicates that the c has a soft sound rather than a hard sound (like an s instead of a k)
How do you spell acai berry?
= Açaí = The "ç" is a "c-cedilla", it has a little tail below it called a "cedilla" and it is pronounced as an "s". The accent on the "i" probably means that the pronounciation is tonically emphasized on the last sound of the word, the "i"... leading to a global pronounciation of something like "aassaaee" (or in International Phonetic Alphabet : /asaˈi/)
How do you print a plus over minus symbol on a computer?
±(on Windows® character map as Keystroke: Alt+0177)On a Mac, press and hold the option key, then shift and +Release the option key.
