Difference between revisions of "Typing Na'vi"
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===For Windows=== | ===For Windows=== | ||
| − | * | + | * ì - Achieved on international keyboards by holding the 'alt' key and, using the numpad only, typing '141'. The alt key is then released and the character will be produced. |
| − | * ä - Achieved on international keyboards by holding the 'alt' key and, using the numpad only, typing ' | + | * ä - Achieved on international keyboards by holding the 'alt' key and, using the numpad only, typing '132'. The alt key is then released and the character will be produced. |
=== For Linux === | === For Linux === | ||
Revision as of 20:16, 4 January 2010
Contents
Accents
For Mac
- ì - Option+` i
- ä - Option+u a
For Windows
- ì - Achieved on international keyboards by holding the 'alt' key and, using the numpad only, typing '141'. The alt key is then released and the character will be produced.
- ä - Achieved on international keyboards by holding the 'alt' key and, using the numpad only, typing '132'. The alt key is then released and the character will be produced.
For Linux
GNOME: You may need to set your Compose Key in Keyboard Settings. Then use it in sequence:
- ì - Compose + ` + i
- ä - Compose + " + a
