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  • Alt-Latin Keyboard Layout: ATTENTION A - L Is Recognised As Roman Keyboard Lay

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    This document describes an alternative Latin keyboard layout called Alt-Latin. The normal keyboard produces standard Latin letters. Using shift, option, or option-shift modifiers with keys allows typing accented letters and diacritical marks. However, only applications that support Unicode will recognize all characters from this keyboard layout.

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    This document describes an alternative Latin keyboard layout called Alt-Latin. The normal keyboard produces standard Latin letters. Using shift, option, or option-shift modifiers with keys allows typing accented letters and diacritical marks. However, only applications that support Unicode will recognize all characters from this keyboard layout.

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    Alt-Latin Keyboard Layout: ATTENTION A - L Is Recognised As Roman Keyboard Lay

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    Ilias Malevitis
    This document describes an alternative Latin keyboard layout called Alt-Latin. The normal keyboard produces standard Latin letters. Using shift, option, or option-shift modifiers with keys allows typing accented letters and diacritical marks. However, only applications that support Unicode will recognize all characters from this keyboard layout.

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    Alt-Latin Keyboard Layout

    normal

    shift

    option
    Keys in black frame work as
    dead-key.

    option-shift
    Here the keys used as dead-
    key in option — e, i, u etc.
    — give combining charac-
    ters.

    ATTENTION A-L is recognised as Roman keyboard lay-


    out. So it works with any OS X application. However only Unicode
    applications accept characters not covered by MacRoman encoding.

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