Alt-Latin Keyboard aps Lod) A Enter sit |Z|xX]e}]v]B|N|M| <] > iT shift cui [ alt Ait | [ ct When pressed simultaneously with the Alt key (only the one on the right), the yellow keys above become “dead keys” and produce marks that do not appear until the next letter is typed and they are automatically combined. Here the dead keys’ accents, diacritics, and other marks are shown. They combine with either lower case or capital letters. (The Macintosh Alt-Latin Keyboard uses either Option key, not Alt.) TEP BEr err GPEC PECL The rest of the keys, when combined with Alt key, produce a variety of lett signs, and symbols. The blue keys above show the lower case options, when Alt and the letter are pressed simultaneously. The blue keys below show the upper case options, when both Alt and Shift are pressed simultaneoulsy with the letter. (Macintosh Alt-Latin uses either Option key instead of Alt.) -[-lel< >Jalale]?