Is there a reference sheet somewhere to the layout of the keyboard when typing in Greek or Hebrew in Accordance? It seems from what I've discovered that the keyboard layout is not native to Accordance but integrated into OS X. I often find myself hunting and pecking to find accents or letters that don't have an exact English equivalent (psi, 'ayin, &c.). Thanks for any help!
Robb Brunansky
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Greek/Hebrew keyboard layout
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Posted 24 February 2006 - 11:41 AM
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Posted 25 February 2006 - 12:02 AM
Is there a reference sheet somewhere to the layout of the keyboard when typing in Greek or Hebrew in Accordance? It seems from what I've discovered that the keyboard layout is not native to Accordance but integrated into OS X. I often find myself hunting and pecking to find accents or letters that don't have an exact English equivalent (psi, 'ayin, &c.). Thanks for any help!
Robb Brunansky
Community Bible Church
For a slightly more "live" visual lookup, try either
1. the OS X Keyboard Viewer palette (enable it in the International prefpane if it's not checked, select it from the keyboard layout menu, change the font to Helena, and zoom it if the keys are too small to see comfortably) or else
2. the very useful (but not free) PopChar X.
Hope that helps!
J. P.
J. P. Kang, Ph.D. (Bible)
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