accent mark on vowel of a syllable
Is there a way to put an accent mark on a vowel in a syllable?
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Is there a way to put an accent mark on a vowel in a syllable?
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If not present in the keyboard try pressing F2. If I did not understand explain it again.
These are Russian Lyric characters I would like to accent.
Not add an accented character,
In reply to These are Russian Lyric by hill0093
There is a tab across the top of the symbols that says common symbols. Click that tab and you will see the accented characters.
In reply to These are Russian Lyric by hill0093
Ordinary keyboard key-combinations that you would use for entering these characters, say in a word processor, ought to work too.
In reply to These are Russian Lyric by hill0093
From Wikipedia:
"Unicode includes [a] few precomposed accented Cyrillic letters; the others can be combined by adding U+0301 ("combining acute accent") after the accented vowel (e.g., ы́ э́ ю́ я́)"
Don't know whether that might help?
In reply to From Wikipedia: "Unicode by DanielR
For MS Word I use alt+769 from the
number keys on the right end of keyboard but
that doesn't work for me in MuseScore,
but I can make the accented character in MS Word and
copy and paste into MuseScore.
In reply to For MS Word I use alt+769 by hill0093
I've been doing the same, using MSWord and copy/pasting, but it would be REALLY great to have a keyboard shortcut. Can you program your own shortcuts in Musescore?
In reply to I've been doing the same, by Katie Cilluffo
As mentioned, you can press F2 while editing text to display the "Special Characters" palette and enter your characters from there. You should also be able to use the standard Alt+0xxx shortcuts, where "xxx" is the numeric code for the character.
You *can* customize shortcuts in MuseScore, via Edit / Preferences / Shortcuts, but this is only for commands - things you would otherwise do via the menu or palette etc. No way to define *characters* that way.