There simply are too many unicode code-points and too many thinkable use-cases to do “it” for all of them.
A special variant of the macro approach is Compose Special Characters v 2.0.11 » Extensions. This can either be done assigning little macros to (modified) keys, by using the autocorrect tool the clever way suggested, or probably even by defining AutoText entries with well rememberable shortcuts. The original question (again 2 years older) was about IPA extensions, and a generalizing anwer can only be that a limited set of glyphs not already assigned in a simple way to keys in the used layout can be made available. Using my (logitech) keyboard with German standard layout in Writer with English UI and locale, I easily get é, É, è, È, ê, Ê by first pressing the accent key, and then the letter key whether with or without the Shift modifier. First press the Compose key to the right of the space bar, then enter the first and second modifiers. A special character is one not found on a standard users keyboard.
#LIBREOFFICE FOR MAC SHORTCUT FOR SPECIAL CHARACTERS WINDOWS#
Command + 4: View Finder window items in the gallery. Some keystrokes and menu items are different on macOS from those used in Windows and. Command + 3: View Finder window items as columns. Command + 2: View Finder window items as a list. If you want to edit, size, or move the selected draw object, first use Ctrl+F6to move the focus into the document. Press Ctrl+Enteron the Selection tool to select the first draw object in the document. A draw object will be placed into the middle of the view, with a predefined size. Command + 1: View Finder window items as icons. Press Ctrl+Enteron an icon for creating a draw object. At present there are three ways of entering letters with accents directly from the keyboard. Below is a huge list of useful keyboard shortcuts that you can use while using the Mac Finder. In order to type on the UK Mac keyboard press OPTION/ALT and 3 key. Displays the special characters that were inserted recently. However, when using the UK Mac keyboard the and the £ share 3 key. Click the special character(s) that you want to insert, and then click Insert. Anyway I missed a mention concerning the keyboard and it’s layout. In any text input field (such as the input fields in the Find & Replace dialog) you can press Shift+CommandCtrl+S to open the Special Characters dialog. Ctrl +S to open the Special Characters dialog. When using the US Mac keyboard press SHIFT and 3. You are answering my more than two years old comment referring to a different comment from the same old time where the typing (insertion) of some letters with French accents was stressed.
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