unicode symbolen
Ik arrangeer veel Oost-Europese liederen en daar zet ik uiteraard ook teksten onder. In die tekst zitten veel leestekens. Hoe ik die moet maken, weet ik wel. Maar ik moet unicode symbolen steeds sluiten en dan voor een volgende letter weer opzoeken. Dat kost heel veel tijd. Volgens het handboek kun je die symbolen gewoon open laten staan, maar dat klopt niet. Want pas als ik op "sluiten" klik wordt de letter geplaatst. Wie heeft er een idee?
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Unicode symbols
I arrange a lot of Eastern European songs and of course I put lyrics underneath them. In those lyrics there are a lot of punctuation marks. How to make them, I know. But I have to close unicode symbols all the time and then look them up again for the next letter. That takes a lot of time. According to the manual, you can just leave those symbols open, but that's not true. Because only when I click "close" is the letter placed. Who has an idea?
Who has an idea?
I have used a separate text file, which I keep open in Notepad or similar text editor. My usage is mainly West European, but I have a UK keyboard which doesn't easily support accented characters. So the text file might contain text like this:
umlaut: ä ö ü
Umlaut: Ä Ö Ü
Eszett: ß
cédille: Ç ç
accent aigu: É é
accent circonflexe: Â â Ê ê î Ô ô Û û
accent grave: À à È è Ò ò Ù ù
accent tréma: Ä ä Ë ë Ï ï Ö ö Ü ü
ligature AE: æ æ
ligature OE: œ œ
undertie: ‿ ‿
apostrophe ’
single quote, opening ‘
single quote, closing ’
double quote, opening “
double quote, closing ”
In reply to Who has an idea? I have used… by DanielR
Thanks, Daniel. I'm not sure if this is the best way for me, but I will try... Usually I use unicode symbols and then I have to scroll to "Latin extended". Maybe I can make a separate text file with the "Latin extended" symbols.
In reply to Who has an idea? I have used… by DanielR
Most of them show in the F2 palette under common symbols