iPad alternate keys.
Todays post du jour is a quick and dirty tip on how to quickly type characters sporting umlauts, diacritics, accents or other disturbed sounding “extras” that make it sound as if your keyboard is in need of a good therapist or a visit to the Mayo clinic.
As an example, hold and press down on the “u” key without releasing, you will be presented a list of other keys to chose from. I find sliding my finger up and over to the key I wish to use, then releasing works best. The following characters were typed using this very technique: ū, ú, ü, û, & ù.
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After I initially left a comment I seem to have clicked the -Notify me when new comments are added- checkbox and from now on every time a comment is added I recieve 4 emails with the same comment. Perhaps there is a means you can remove me from that service? Many thanks!
By: Anonymous on 01/19/2013
at 2:32 pm
Sorry, the only information I have about your account is “Anonymous”.
Cheers,
Stephen
By: glasskeys on 01/26/2013
at 1:33 pm
This might be a really cool way to keep everything organized.
Precisely what was actually the final price?
By: Make Your Own Storage on 03/03/2014
at 3:03 pm